Family Driver - Urgent Hiring

Family Driver - Urgent Hiring


Company
Marie France Bodyline International, Inc.
Location
Quezon City, Metro Manila
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
16 days ago
Via
via Jobstreet
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Job Description
Job Description
• Safely transport company Executives and/or family members to and from destinations.
• Assist with the loading and offloading of luggage, personal items, products, and materials as needed.
• Plan and adjust travel routes proactively to avoid traffic congestion, road construction, or other delays.
• Promptly notify the company or family of any tickets issued against the vehicle during work hours.
• Ensure the vehicle is always parked in designated, legal parking areas to prevent towing or fines.
• Maintain the vehicle’s cleanliness and perform regular washing, cleaning, and basic maintenance checks to ensure it remains in excellent condition.
• Keep accurate records of the vehicle’s usage, including departure and arrival times.
• Report any accidents, injuries, or vehicle damage to management or the family immediately.

Job Requirements
• With at least 2 or more experience as Personal Driver / Family Driver / Executive Driver
• Must have a Professional Driver's License
• Knows how to drive high-end / luxury cars (Automatic and Manual)·
• Familiar in Metro Manila areas.
• With GOOD attitude, flexible and self-motivated
• Willing on extended hours
• Can start ASAP
• *WITH OVERTIME PAY!*

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