Shuttle Bus Driver: Panorama Mountain Transportation

Shuttle Bus Driver: Panorama Mountain Transportation & Tours in Banff, Alberta Shuttle Bus Driver: Panorama Mountain Transportation & Tours in Banff, Alberta

Shuttle Bus Driver: Panorama Mountain Transportation & Tours in Banff, Alberta

Panorama Mountain Transportation and Tours Ltd.

Banff, Alberta, Canada Start Date09/17/2026

Panorama Mountain Transportation and Tours Ltd. is advertising for a

seasonal shuttle bus driver in Banff, Alberta

through the Government of Canada's Job Bank at

$25.00 to $26.00 an hour , to be negotiated, plus bonus, gratuities and piece work, for 20 to 40 hours a week on a part-time-leading-to-full-time basis,

starting as early as November 20, 2026

for the winter season. The posting requires an Alberta Class 4 licence, tour and charter bus experience, and a criminal record check, a driver's abstract and a drug test, and it is open until

September 27, 2026 . For a driver who wants a mountain winter and a commercial licence on their record, it is the best-paid seasonal posting on the DriverPartners.net jobs board this month. This listing sets out what the posting says, what the Class 4 involves, what shuttle work in the Bow Valley is like and how to apply through the official Job Bank link at the top of the page. The role as posted

The Job Bank posting is for the occupation the federal classification calls shuttle bus driver, with Panorama Mountain Transportation and Tours Ltd. as the employer and Banff, on site, as the location. The wage is $25.00 to $26.00 an hour, to be negotiated, for 20 to 40 hours a week; the terms are seasonal employment, part time leading to full time, with early morning, morning, day, evening, night, weekend, shift, on-call and flexible hours, overtime both required and available, and a start as early as November 20, 2026. Financial benefits are listed as bonus, gratuities and piece work. One position is open. The posting lists a Class 4 licence, covering buses with fewer than 24 passengers, and a provincial commercial vehicle licence, bus tours as the focus, tour and charter bus driving as the type of experience, regional and local travel experience, and a criminal record check, a driving record check and a drug test. Everything here is drawn from the posting; the official Job Bank posting is the authoritative text and the only place to apply. What the posting lists as tasks

The tasks describe a driver-guide rather than a pure driver: clean and make minor repairs to the vehicle, pick up passengers and drive them to destinations, assist passengers with luggage and in boarding, collect fares, assist clients with special needs, record transactions, provide basic tourist information, attend to complaints or difficult passengers, and operate buses to transport passengers. The tourist-information item matters in Banff, where every passenger is a visitor and the driver is the first local they meet; the fare-collection and transaction items mean the role includes handling payments; and the luggage item means ski bags, boot bags and airport suitcases in every load. The type-of-experience line, tour and charter bus driver, tells you the company expects someone who has done this before, though the wage range and the negotiable note suggest room for a strong Class 4 driver from another kind of work. Read the tasks list as the job description. Banff's winter season runs on shuttles between Calgary airport, the town and the ski resorts. Panorama Mountain Transportation and Tours Ltd. is advertising for a

seasonal shuttle bus driver in Banff, Alberta

through the Government of Canada's Job Bank at

$25.00 to $26.00 an hour , to be negotiated, plus bonus, gratuities and piece work, for 20 to 40 hours a week on a part-time-leading-to-full-time basis,

starting as early as November 20, 2026

for the winter season. The posting requires an Alberta Class 4 licence, tour and charter bus experience, and a criminal record check, a driver's abstract and a drug test, and it is open until

September 27, 2026 . For a driver who wants a mountain winter and a commercial licence on their record, it is the best-paid seasonal posting on the DriverPartners.net jobs board this month. This listing sets out what the posting says, what the Class 4 involves, what shuttle work in the Bow Valley is like and how to apply through the official Job Bank link at the top of the page. The role as posted

The Job Bank posting is for the occupation the federal classification calls shuttle bus driver, with Panorama Mountain Transportation and Tours Ltd. as the employer and Banff, on site, as the location. The wage is $25.00 to $26.00 an hour, to be negotiated, for 20 to 40 hours a week; the terms are seasonal employment, part time leading to full time, with early morning, morning, day, evening, night, weekend, shift, on-call and flexible hours,