Personal driver

Responsibilities

Security

• Providing a professional and courteous transportation service
• Ensuring safe driving
• Complying with traffic regulations
• Ensuring the safety of all: passengers, other motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists

Services

• Greeting clients professionally and warmly
• Assisting clients with loading and unloading of their belongings as needed
• Unless otherwise instructed, choosing the fastest routes based on GPS software and traffic updates
• If requested, complete collections and deliveries on behalf of the client
• Keeping the vehicle in a good condition and excellent working order
• Forecasting and responding to customer concerns and questions
• Keeping track of the insurances of the cars and all administrative regulatory documents

Communication

• Liaison with the company or client to determine when and where the individual will be collected
• Being able to respond and communicate perfectly with clients to meet their needs

General organization

• Chauffeurs must keep track of their employer's schedule and travel plans, which necessitates strong organizational skills
• They must also keep track of their employer's belongings and make certain that they have everything they need for the day
• Chauffeurs are frequently required to keep track of their employer's vehicle and ensure that it is clean and ready for use

Required skills

Driving skills

• Drivers must have a driving license for a minimum of 10 years
• Drivers must be able to drive in a variety of conditions, such as heavy traffic, highways, and inclement weather
• Drivers should also be able to parallel park and maneuver in congested areas

Communication skills

• Drivers must be fluent in English (Russian and French are optional)
• Must be able to communicate effectively in person, on the phone, and via written correspondence

Mechanical skills

• Drivers should be able to perform basic mechanical maintenance on the vehicles: checking tire pressure, changing a flat tire, and checking the oil etc