Motorcoach Operator

Pursuit Collection

. Transport passengers along designated tour routes .

Posted 10/5/2026full-timeAirdrie • CanadaMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates safe driving practices and strong customer service skills while providing informative commentary and assistance to passengers. Maintains compliance with transport regulations and performs routine vehicle inspections to ensure safety and cleanliness.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Valid Alberta Class 2 LicenseCompliance With US And Canadian Transport RegulationsFluent In EnglishStrong Customer ServiceVehicle Inspection

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Hard Skills

Operating Tour BusesMaintaining Trip LogsPerforming Vehicle InspectionsAdhering To Traffic RegulationsAssisting Passengers

Soft Skills

Enthusiasm For CanadaFlexibility In Work HoursEffective Communication

Certifications & Qualifications

Alberta Class 2 License With Q Endorsement

Industry Keywords

Tour OperationsPassenger TransportSafety RegulationsSightseeing ExperiencesLocal Points Of Interest

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Transport passengers along designated tour routes
Operate tour buses, vans, or specialty vehicles
Assist passengers with boarding
Provide helpful information about landmarks, attractions, and local points of interest
Follow scheduled routes
Maintain accurate trip logs
Adhere to traffic and safety regulations
Coordinate with tour guides or deliver commentary when required
Perform routine vehicle inspections
Report maintenance needs
Keep vehicles clean and presentable
Provide safe driving and strong customer service to create memorable sightseeing experiences

Requirements

What you’ll need

Valid Alberta Class 2 license with a Q endorsement or equivalent with less than 3 demerit points
Ability to comply with both US and Canadian Transport regulations
Drug and Alcohol pre-employment and random testing
Fluent and articulate in English, both oral and written
Flexibility to work varying hours and shifts
Physically capable of lifting 50 lbs/32 kgs multiple times
Ability to squat, bend, and stretch
Genuine appreciation of Canada and its national parks
Ability to share enthusiasm with guests
Eligible to work in Canada

Benefits

Comp & perks

Paid operational training for approximately 10 days at a rate of $175.00
Free access to Pursuit attractions
50% off for friends at Pursuit attractions
Discounts on hotel stays, dining, and retail
Subsidized mental health and wellness resources
Union membership at current collective bargaining agreement rates after training