Motorcoach Operator - Class 5 Training Provided
What will be your daily pursuit?
Your daily pursuit is safely transporting guests to iconic locations, sharing fascinating stories about the area, and inspiring their adventures along the way.
What will your compensation be?
This is a union position. Wages offered will be in line with our collective bargaining agreement. Effective Dec 1, 2024 Starting Wage after training will be $ 27.70 plus performance award incentives, and overtime for anything over 80 hours - paid out biweekly.
When does this adventure begin?
Training for this position will begin January 19, 2025.
What perks can you expect?
- Join an inclusive, global team and make life-long connections.
- Enjoy free access to Pursuit attractions and 50% off for friends.
- Get discounts on hotel stays, dining, and retail.
- Access subsidized mental health and wellness resources.
What will you do in this job?
Our world-renowned sightseeing driver guides, experts in storytelling, connect our guests with the fascinating characters and rich history of these wild places. Through our comprehensive training program, our driver guides are set up to make sure that every guest leaves with lasting memories of Banff and Jasper national parks.
- Delivering a safe and comfortable transportation experience aboard Brewster's premium motor coaches by carrying out detailed pre/post trip inspections, attentive driving at all times and adherence to Brewster driving standards as well as federal and provincial regulations
- Maintaining all logs and/or paperwork required by Transport Canada on a daily basis, including Vehicle Inspection Report and Electronic Logging Device and/or Driver Log Book
- Providing safety information to guests in regards to the motor coach and ensure the safety of all passengers while they are on board, embarking and disembarking
- Taking pride in the appearance of the interior/exterior cleanliness of our motor coaches
- Loading and unloading luggage from the motor coach storage areas (up to 50lbs/32kg)
- Supporting the team by completing other tasks as assigned by operations staff
- Educating guests in the history, culture, flora and fauna of the Canadian Rockies through storytelling and authentic interactive experiences by sharing interpretive commentary of our unique wilderness environments with passion and enthusiasm
- Keeping guest experience and safety top of mind at all times and seeking out ways to connect and enhance experience
- Upholding a high standard of environmental stewardship in accordance with Pursuit's "Promise to Place"
What skills and experience do you need for this job?
- Valid Class 5 driver's license & clean abstract with willingness to attain a Class 2 license & Airbrake endorsement (within one month of hire) and complete commentary training.
- Comprehensive paid training is provided.
- Ability to comply with National Safety Code regulations, US Department of Transport regulations, Transport Canada regulations and our corporate policies including Drug and Alcohol policies.
- Fluent and articulate in English, both oral and written.
- Flexibility to work varying hours and shifts
- Physically capable of lifting 50 lbs/32 kg; ability to bend, stoop, squat and stretch
- Fluency in a second language is a strong asset as we deal with passengers from all over the world
- A genuine appreciation for the Canadian Rockies, driving on scenic mountain highways, and sharing in the enthusiasm of guests from around the world
- Any valid regulatory certificates such as first aid, WHMIS, Worksafe will be taken into consideration