Professional Operations Coordinator
Job Overview
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Date PostedOctober 8, 2024
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Location
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Wage/Salary$30 - $35 / hour
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Number of Positions1
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Staff AccommodationNo
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Position DurationPermanent
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Position TypeFull-Time
Job Description
Banff Airporter is looking to fill a permanent, operations driven role within our management team. We are located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies in Banff, AB.
The Operations Coordinator is a hands-on role in people management. In this role, you will have daily, direct contact with our drivers who will report directly to you. For this purpose we are looking for someone who is personable, who communicates clearly, and who is efficient in their time management.
This is a dynamic and operationally heavy role, which means we are looking for someone who is comfortable and capable of multitasking.
Start Date
Job Requirements
Some of your duties will include: Driver hiring and training, in-town help, administrative computer work, scheduling, and paid after hours on-call (While calls are infrequent, you will be required to answer driver questions, manage breakdowns and other duties related to being on call)
You will be provided a company cell phone and company benefits will be offered after 6 months.
Fleet vehicle knowledge and driving experience is an asset. While having a class 4 license is not mandatory, you will be required to get a class 4 and drive passengers once hired.
Worried about not checking all the boxes mentioned above? We've got you. You'd be working with a tightly knit management team that has been working together for 8+ years. We are willing and invested in training the right person to the highest possible level. We want to show you the ropes and provide you with all the necessary training. If you are willing to learn, we can teach.
We promote a balanced work/play culture and we want you to be able to take advantage of this beautiful place that we live in. You will have access to this with a 4 day on, 3 day off work week. Workdays are from Friday to Monday, 0700-1700.
