The Hotel Shuttle Driver ensures safe, courteous, and timely transportation for guests between the hotel and locations like airports or attractions. Key responsibilities include assisting with luggage, greeting guests, conducting vehicle inspections, and maintaining cleanliness. They must possess a valid driver’s license, strong driving skills, and excellent customer service abilities. Responsibilities: • Transportation Services: Operate hotel vehicles safely to transport guests to/from airports, train stations, local attractions, or businesses. • Customer Service: Greet guests warmly, assist with loading/unloading luggage, and provide information about the hotel and local area. • Vehicle Maintenance: Conduct pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections (e.g., checking oil, tires), keep the vehicle interior/exterior clean, and fuel the shuttle. • Safety Compliance: Adhere strictly to traffic laws, company safety policies, and, if required, DOT regulations. Qualifications: • Driver's License: A valid driver's license with a clean driving record (abstract). • Experience: Previous experience in hospitality, professional driving, or customer service is often preferred. • Skills: Strong communication, time management, and a polite, patient demeanor. Physical Requirements • Ability to lift and move luggage (often up to 50 lbs). • Extended periods of sitting, driving, and assisting passengers. Compensation: $15.16 - $15.60 hourly

• Transportation Services: Operate hotel vehicles safely to transport guests to/from airports, train stations, local attractions, or businesses. • Customer Service: Greet guests warmly, assist with loading/unloading luggage, and provide information about the hotel and local area. • Vehicle Maintenance: Conduct pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections (e.g., checking oil, tires), keep the vehicle interior/exterior clean, and fuel the shuttle. • Safety Compliance: Adhere strictly to traffic laws, company safety policies, and, if required, DOT regulations. • Communication & Logistics: Coordinate with dispatchers or front desk staff, manage schedules, and report any incidents or maintenance needs promptly.