Site Shuttle Driver

Required Skills & Experience

• Previous experience working in or around construction environments, with a strong understanding of construction-site safety, vehicle movement, heavy equipment, restricted zones, and general jobsite awareness.
• Valid driver's license and safe driving history, with the ability to safely operate a 12-passenger van; CDL is not required for this position.
• Strong customer service and interpersonal skills, with a personable, professional demeanor and the ability to comfortably interact with executives, visitors, contractors, and field personnel.
• Ability to read and interpret site maps and adapt to frequently changing routes, road closures, access points, and construction conditions.
• Highly dependable, punctual, safety-conscious, and attentive, with the judgment to recognize unsafe conditions and avoid restricted or hazardous areas.

Nice to Have Skills & Experience

• Previous experience as a shuttle driver, construction driver, site logistics coordinator, superintendent, foreman, or other field-based construction professional.
• Experience working on large-scale data center, mission-critical, industrial, manufacturing, or commercial construction projects.
• Retired or semi-retired construction professional interested in a long-term position that leverages existing jobsite knowledge without requiring physically demanding construction work.
• Previous experience in a customer-facing, executive-facing, or hospitality-oriented role where professionalism, communication, and relationship-building were important.

Job Description

The Site Shuttle Driver will be responsible for safely transporting employees, visitors, contractors, and potentially senior-level stakeholders between designated parking areas and locations throughout a large, active data center construction site. Because personal vehicles are restricted from the site, this person will serve as a key transportation resource while also acting as a professional, customer-facing representative of the project team. The ideal candidate has previous construction-site experience, understands how to safely navigate around heavy equipment and active work zones, and is comfortable adjusting routes as site conditions, roads, and access points change. This person should be highly personable, dependable, safety-conscious, and comfortable interacting with individuals at all levels of an organization.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities

• Safely transport employees, contractors, visitors, and project leadership between parking areas and designated locations throughout the data center construction site using a company-provided 12-passenger van.
• Navigate an active construction environment, maintaining awareness of heavy equipment, construction traffic, restricted areas, pedestrian activity, temporary roads, and other changing site hazards.
• Stay current on changing site maps, traffic patterns, road closures, access points, and approved driving routes, adjusting transportation routes as construction progresses.
• Provide a professional and customer-focused experience for passengers, including visitors and senior-level stakeholders, while serving as a knowledgeable and personable representative of the site team.
• Maintain safe and reliable daily shuttle operations, including basic vehicle inspections, communicating transportation or site-access issues, following project safety requirements, and coordinating with site personnel as needed.