The Dispatcher leads and directs shuttles and serves as the central control point for daily vehicle communications, trip routing, and emergency response. The role monitors on-time performance, vehicle pull-outs, and rider no-shows; records service disruptions; and ensures accurate assignments of vehicles and operators. Dispatchers communicate directions and responses to operators and supervisors over the radio using established codes, monitor operator sign-in and sign-out with computer-aided dispatch and routing tools, and coordinate problem resolution among operators, supervisors, and the public. The Dispatcher meets regularly with the Account Manager to discuss departmental KPIs, goals, and objectives, and supports teamwork, clear communication, positive employee morale, and quality customer service. Driving in service may be required. Additional duties may include greeting guests, parking and retrieving vehicles, explaining parking rates and vehicle-retrieval instructions, inspecting vehicles before taking possession, and following company guidelines. The role may also involve small cleaning or maintenance tasks and other special projects. Employees may spend much of the day outside and active, standing and walking and sometimes helping guests with items weighing up to 50 pounds. This is a part-time position at Gateway Shuttles in Commerce City, Colorado, with morning, evening, weekend, and holiday shifts available. Pay is $19.29 per hour. The work may involve standing, walking, sitting, using hands and fingers, handling tools or controls, reaching, talking, and hearing; employees must occasionally lift or move objects up to 25 pounds. Work may be subject to prevailing weather, regular exposure to fumes and airborne particles, and minimal-to-moderate noise.
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Job Type
Part-time
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