Part Time - CDL Shuttle Bus Driver

Posted 10 days ago

golden limousine internationalAnn Arbor (MI)

Shuttle Drivers and Chauffeurs All Other Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation

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About the role

Golden Limousine CDL Driver Enjoy driving? Looking for a position that requires mental stamina without the physical demand? Golden Limousine is searching for reliable CDL drivers who are interested in driving a consistent route for clients. This job is best for a candidate who prefers stability, interacting with clients, and an easy going work environment. The job location is in Ann Arbor Job Types: Part-Time Monday to Friday Shifts: 5am - 10:30am or 2pm -8:30pmCDL

Chauffeur Shuttle Bus Duties: Provide safe vehicle operation and comply with all motor vehicle regulations and traffic laws. Maintain the appearance of vehicles while on duty. Display and maintain a professional, personal appearance. Communicate with dispatchers and the sales team to promote and maintain customer satisfaction. Room for advancement

Required Qualifications: DOT Medical Card Required Excellent communication skills and commitment to providing exceptional customer service Pleasant, friendly, helpful demeanor Must have a Valid Driver's License, CDLB, with P endorsement & DOT card High school diploma or GED equivalent preferred Punctual and reliable attendance and Effective Time Management Skills Industry background preferred Minimum age of 23 and clean driving record Experience with ELD program preferred

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