Driver - Queensland Industry Tourism Council
Driver
Driver
Drivers transport passengers in vehicles (for example, car, taxi, bus, charter) for sightseeing, educational and other tours and transportation purposes. They maintain a high level of customer service by ensuring all operations are timely, professional and safe.
Day-to-day
- Drive passenger vehicles in a safe and comfortable manner according to road conditions and legislative requirements
- Use public address systems to provide information and tour commentaries to passengers
- Ensure security of the vehicle and passenger luggage
- Brief customers on general safety procedure at the beginning of the journey and specify safety procedures throughout the tour according to location requirements
- Ensure all passengers understand the itinerary regarding timings, or activities on tours and journeys
- Answer any passenger queries
- Coordinate group requirements with suppliers, such as accommodation venues, caterers, attractions and communicating with reservations staff
Future demand
strong
How to become a Driver
- You can work as a driver without formal qualifications, however, a Certificate in Driving Operations may be useful.
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Greg Clarke
Coach captain, Fun Over 50 Holidays
Greg Clarke
Coach captain, Fun Over 50 Holidays
A Coach captain’s role is to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the vehicle to arrive at a designated location working to an itinerary; however, it is much more than that. It entails fostering connections, both with passengers and industry peers, while exploring diverse Australian locations. Each journey offers unique encounters, as the passengers vary, making every trip distinct and rewarding.
