On-Site Shuttle Driver

About The Role

As an On-Site Shuttle Driver, you will be responsible for the safe and efficient transport of installation crews across the jobsite. You'll work closely with site leadership to ensure crews arrive on time, routes are followed correctly, and safety standards are upheld at all times. This role is critical to maintaining daily productivity and ensuring smooth coordination across shifting work areas.

What You'll Do

• Transport crews safely and efficiently between the laydown yard and assigned work areas at shift start and end
• Follow all site traffic routes, speed limits, and pedestrian safety protocols
• Coordinate daily with the Project Manager, superintendent, and foremen on schedules and adjustments
• Enforce seatbelt use and passenger limits on every trip
• Adjust routes and timing as work areas change throughout the project
• Perform and document daily pre-trip and post-trip inspections
• Monitor fuel, fluid levels, tire condition, and overall vehicle performance
• Keep the vehicle clean, organized, and free of debris
• Report maintenance needs, incidents, or damage immediately
• Comply with all PPE requirements and site-specific safety protocols
• Complete site orientation and badging prior to starting
• Report any incidents, near misses, or unsafe conditions promptly

Requirements

• Valid driver's license with a clean motor vehicle record (subject to insurance approval)
• Ability to pass a 10-panel drug screen and background check
• Meets minimum age requirements per company insurance guidelines
• Strong reliability, communication, and attention to safety

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience operating 12–15 passenger vans, shuttles, or crew transport vehicles
• Experience working on active construction sites
• OSHA 10 Construction certification (or willingness to complete upon hire; training provided)

Schedule

Split shift — approximately 1–2 hours each morning and 1–2 hours each afternoon, Monday through Saturday (20–30 hours/week)

Compensation

$20–$28/hour