Seasonal Chauffeur/Van Drivers

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ukmeDenver (CO)

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About the role

Seasonal Chauffeur/Van Drivers
Key Responsibilities: Drive VIP clients as directed by the Fleet Controller or Logistics Manager. Assist passengers in entering and exiting the vehicle. Maintain the cleanliness and readiness of the assigned vehicle, ensuring passenger supplies are available. Report daily to the Fleet Coordinator for job assignments. Safely drive children on both planned and unplanned excursions. Maintain a professional relationship with clients and ensure their safety, particularly in compliance with the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006.Keep the work mobile phone on and available at all times. Be available for work on a 24/7 basis as required. Report vehicle faults promptly to the appropriate department or supervisor. Handle manual tasks related to loading and unloading items for clients and company services. Arrange travel schedules, bookings, and other logistics when accompanying clients abroad. Any tasks or responsibilities as requested by management within the scope of the position.
Knowledge and Skills: Experience providing executive or VIP chauffeuring services. Full and valid driver's license. Extensive knowledge of central London routes, attractions, and surrounding counties.

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