A Train or Tram Driver drives diesel, diesel-electric, electric and steam locomotives that transport passengers and goods on surface and underground railways.
Readiness and Response Operator 2 ZZZ•Inactive•CFH Corp Las Vegas, NV Job Details Full-time $29 an hour 1 hour ago Qualifications In-person customer service Logistics Personal protective equipment (PPE) adherence Company vehicle operation Driver's License Safety equipment Safety standard operating procedures Event customer service Technical Proficiency Mobile devices Full Job Description
LOCATION
Las Vegas, NV, United States
WORK ENVIRONMENT
In-person
EXPECTED PAY 29.00 USD
Per Hour
SCHEDULE
Full time (usually 30+ hours/week)
ASSIGNMENT LENGTH
On-going Contract Training Schedule (First 8 Weeks)
AM Shift:
Monday•Friday, 7:30 AM•4:00
PM PM Shift:
Monday•Friday, 3:30 PM•12:00 AM (Training shift assigned based on business needs.) Available Shifts (After Training) 1st
Shift:
7:30 AM•4:00 PM 2nd
Shift:
3:30 PM•12:00 AM 3rd
Shift:
11:30 PM•8:00 AM As a Readiness and Response Operator•2, you'll: Perform detailed pre-service and post-service readiness checks, including mechanical inspections, sensor verification, and required data-processing procedures. Respond to in-field vehicle incidents and coordinate safe recovery, repositioning, extraction, loading, and unloading activities. Operate autonomous vehicles using approved remote input tools to support recovery, repositioning, and movement through complex environments. Assist riders during recovery events by supporting safe vehicle entry and exit, providing clear updates, and maintaining a professional customer experience. Support riders and the public at pick-up and drop-off locations by answering questions and providing light concierge assistance. Use terminal commands, internal applications, and diagnostic tools to troubleshoot system blockers, power cycle hardware, and flash vehicle firmware. Maintain vehicle cleanliness and passenger readiness through interior and exterior detailing. Manage vehicle charging activities and help maintain charging and service infrastructure. Support vehicle movement and storage across multiple sites. Assist with new market launches, including vehicle deployment, site organization, and readiness inspections. Track and replenish cleaning supplies, passenger amenities, minor hardware, and other fleet consumables. Document incidents, technical issues, recovery activities, and vehicle status updates accurately and in real time. Support both service fleet and test fleet operations as business needs require. Follow all safety procedures and use required personal protective equipment.
IDEAL CANDIDATE PROFILE
Attention to detail, technical savvy, going above and beyond
REQUIRED SKILLS
Requirements Safety:
Strict adherence to all safety protocols and the consistent use of required PPE.
Compliance:
Must pass a background check, MVR (Motor Vehicle Record) check, and drug screen. Must comply with the Substance Abuse Policy.
Experience:
24 years of work experience in a fast-paced environment that blends logistics with customer service (e.g., hospitality, aviation ground ops, emergency response, or fleet management).
Execution:
Proven ability to execute complex procedures with a high degree of accuracy and a "customer-first" sense of urgency.
Technical Aptitude:
Comfort using terminal commands, mobile devices, laptops, and remote operation interfaces (Rovebot) to manage vehicle states and report anomalies.
Driving:
Must possess a valid drivers license with a clean/excellent driving record. Experience with precision driving in high-traffic urban environments is a plus.
Physicality:
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds; ability to stand, walk, push, pull, squat, bend, and reach during shifts in both a workshop and public road environment.
Composure:
Proven track record of maintaining a calm, professional demeanor during high-pressure situations or unexpected disruptions on public roads. This role will require safety boots that conform to
