CDL Shuttle Driver (DOT)

SP Plus•Chicago, IL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

SP+ is hiring a CDL Shuttle Driver to operate shuttle buses safely and transport passengers efficiently and seamlessly. The role includes delivering a positive customer experience, answering questions and providing directions, inspecting and maintaining buses, and supporting passengers as needed. Drivers must be punctual, wear the required uniform, maintain an acceptable driving record, and report accidents, safety hazards, policy violations, and unusual occurrences. The position is based in Chicago, Illinois. The posting advertises a $500 sign-on bonus, benefits, and a starting wage of $21.00–$24.00 per hour. It says the company is looking for applicants with more than five years of full-time DOT shuttle-driving experience and a CDL A or B with air-brake and passenger endorsements, held for at least three years without violations. The formal qualifications section also specifies a valid CDL Class A, B, or C with passenger endorsement and a DOT Medical Card.

Requirements

More than five years of full-time DOT shuttle-driving experience is sought.
CDL Class A or B with air-brake and passenger endorsements, held for at least three years without violations, as stated in the responsibilities section.
A valid CDL Class A, B, or C driver’s license with passenger endorsement, as stated in the formal license requirements.
A valid DOT Medical Card (Medical Examiner’s Certificate).
Less than a high school education, or one month of related experience or training, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Ability to read and comprehend simple instructions, short correspondence, and memos; write simple correspondence; and present information effectively in one-on-one situations.
Ability to perform basic arithmetic, including calculations with American money.
Maintain a neat, clean appearance and wear the complete uniform.
Meet the physical requirements, including regularly standing, walking, and using hands to handle cash and equipment; occasionally sitting and climbing or balancing; and occasionally lifting or moving up to 75 pounds.
Availability for special shifts may be required depending on location; third shift and/or weekends may be required if applicable.

Responsibilities

Operate shuttle buses properly and safely, transporting passengers to their destinations efficiently.
Deliver a positive customer experience by answering questions and providing city directions.
Perform vehicle inspections, keep bus interiors clean, and fuel buses.
Log trip counts and assist passengers with disabilities.
Report to work as scheduled, on time, and in uniform.
Carry a valid state-issued driver’s license while on duty and maintain an acceptable DMV record.
Report known accidents, suspected or observed policy violations, safety hazards, and unusual occurrences to the Facility Manager.
Communicate debris, water, oil spills, and similar conditions to the garage office.
Substitute for cashiers or valets when authorized and necessary.
Learn garage areas and nearby streets, landmarks, and freeways to assist customers.
Assist customers with luggage and other travel items when applicable.
Assist the Facility Manager with other duties as needed.