Company
Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu
Location
Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand
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Full-time
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Coach Driver - Scenic Journeys in ParadiseLocation: Queenstown-Lakes / GlenorchyCompany: Ngāi Tahu Tourism - Dart River AdventuresType: Fixed Term | Full-timeAbout The RoleLove the open road, stunning landscapes, and sharing stories with people from all over the world? We're on the lookout for a professional Coach Driver to join our passionate team at Dart River Adventures.You'll be driving our custom-built 44-seat 4x4 coaches between Queenstown and Glenorchy twice daily, with occasional scenic trips to Paradise. You'll also guide guests through our exclusive Beech Forest walk, sharing your knowledge of Aotearoa's native flora and fauna.This is more than just a driving job - it's a chance to create unforgettable experiences in one of the most breathtaking places on earth.What's In It For YouCompetitive pay and staff discountsFull training provided - we invest in your successUniforms supplied - look sharp, feel proudWork in nature - no two days are the sameBe part of a whānau - we live and breathe manaakitangaCareer development - grow with one of NZ's leading tourism operatorsWhat We're Looking ForClass 2 Licence with P EndorsementProven experience as a safe, reliable driverPassion for New Zealand's environment and wildlifeExcellent customer service and communication skillsWillingness to learn about Ngāi Tahu culture and storiesFlexibility to work weekdays, weekends, and public holidaysFirst Aid Certificate (preferred)NZ Citizen, Resident, or valid Work VisaWhy Join Ngāi Tahu TourismWe're one of Aotearoa's largest tourism operators, and our purpose is simple:To make the connection - with our customers, through our people, to our place and to Ngāi Tahu.We welcome manuhiri (visitors) with warmth and pride, and we care for our team like whānau. If you're looking for a role where you can make a difference, meet amazing people, and work in a world-class environment, this is it.Ready to Apply?Click APPLY NOW and start your journey with us today.Want to learn more? Visit: www.ngaitahutourism.co.nzNau mai, haere mai - we can't wait to meet you.All successful applicants will undergo pre-employment checks including drug and alcohol screening.Training toward qualification can be provided for the right applicant.
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