Drive Cars over the Auto Auction Block

Kansas City MO

Description

Job Description 4 Hours Each Thursday for $55 No passengers! No need for your own vehicle! We provide transportation! THURSDAYS ONLY - ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS CAN BEGIN WORK THIS THURSDAY MORNING! SAME DAY PAY! Drive cars through the auction block. APPROX. 7AM-12:30PM Flat Rate Pay for 4 hour minimum work assignment of $55, $13 per hour after first 4 hours (not often more than 4). Shuttle service provided to and from worksite from common meeting place less than 1 mile from Kansas City Metro bus stop. THURSDAYS ONLY Long-term contractor position. No deductions or taxes taken from your paycheck. Each contractor is responsible for filing their taxes. We encourage happily retired people as well as college students looking for supplemental income. We are also a felony friendly employer (non-violent felonies) looking for individuals who are interested in entering or re-entering the workforce. Drivers pull up cars through bay areas, drive and park vehicles within a secured lot. Driver responsibilities include getting in and out of various cars frequently, following traffic directors on the lot and driving the vehicles safely through the lot and bay area. To be considered for this role, you should have a valid driver’s license in your possession and a good driving record. Note that you don’t need to have a car; Skills Proven experience as a Driver A valid driver’s license A good driving record Minimum visual acuity of 20/50 (or corrected to 20/50) A polite and professional disposition Ability to remain calm in stressful driving situations Successful background check, some felony convictions permissible and drug test Clothing must be free of any derogatory or controversial messages, clean and shoes to protect the foot. We provide shuttle service to the worksite from meeting location off the Tiffany Springs exit near the airport. More details provide upon hiring. Job Types: Part-time, Contract Pay: $13.00 - $13.75 per hour COVID-19 considerations: All associates are encouraged to wear masks.