Shuttle Driver

ABM US•Los Angeles, CA

10d•$27 - $32

About The Position

The Shuttle Driver transports passengers to and from assigned locations, which may be near or around an airport, commercial building, hospital, sports arena, entertainment venue, educational facility, or warehouse, depending on contractual needs. The role provides daily transportation between designated pickup and drop-off locations and requires safe passenger handling, vehicle inspections, routine maintenance, and customer service. Drivers may assist passengers with special needs using equipment such as wheelchair lifts and tie-downs. A CDL with applicable class and endorsements, including Passenger and Air Brakes, may be required. Starting pay is $27.00 per hour, increasing to $29.00 per hour upon successful completion of training and qualification requirements. Training typically lasts four to five weeks. Pay increases to $32.06 per hour after six months of service with ABM. Actual offers vary based on experience, skills, abilities, geographic location, and market data. Candidates must have flexible availability and be able to work any shift or schedule as required; shift assignments may change based on operational needs and shift bidding processes. On-the-job training is provided. ABM describes this as a suitable job for someone entering or returning to the workforce with limited experience and education.

Requirements

Must be at least 21 years old.
At least one year of experience is required; on-the-job training is provided.
High school diploma, GED, or college degree required.
A CDL may be required, with specific class and endorsements, including Passenger Endorsement and Air Brakes.
Must have flexible availability and be able to work any shift or schedule as required.

Nice To Haves

One year of prior work experience as a passenger shuttle driver is preferred.

Responsibilities

Transport, load, and unload passengers, providing daily transportation at designated pickup and drop-off locations.
Ensure passengers are loaded and unloaded safely, including operating specialized equipment for passengers with special needs, such as wheelchair lifts and tie-downs.
Help passengers load and unload luggage as needed.
Inspect vehicles regularly for unsafe conditions or maintenance issues and perform routine cleaning and bus maintenance.
Meet patrons who need assistance traveling to and from airport locations and lots.
Inspect shuttles for preexisting damage and record information using an electronic device or manual ticket.
Provide courteous customer service and respond to guest inquiries, including giving directions to nearby highways and destinations.
Maintain and enforce the bus evacuation plan and coordinate evacuation activities as appropriate.
Immediately report incidents or claims to the Operations Manager or Shift Lead.
Refuel and maintain shuttle equipment and fuel-use logs.
Maintain a clean work environment and disinfect the shuttle after each use.
Perform pre- and post-inspections to ensure proper operating conditions, compliance with Department of Transportation standards, and adherence to safety standards.