Open Top Touring Driver Guide (Seasonal) (Banff)

Open Top Touring Driver Guide– Banff

Seasonal role for Spring/Summer 2026 (start dates April 21– September 27). Full‑time seasonal position. Role&Responsibilities

Follow all instructions regarding operations from base and coordinators, while staying on time and schedule. Complete pre‑ and post‑trip vehicle inspections at the compound. Have a good understanding of tour routes and content to deliver a unique interpretive experience in a fun, safe and engaging way during 90‑minute loops.Greet guests, welcome them on board and be responsible for their safety both while on the tour and at designated stops, ensuring that all guests are accounted for. Prepare for tours, including printing passenger manifests, preparing beverage service and cleaning/sanitizing vehicles. Maintain all logs and/or paperwork required by Transport Canada daily, including Vehicle Inspection Report and Electronic Logging Device and/or Driver Logbook.Wear a unique uniform while using provided props and materials to bring content to life. Perform Pursuit Adventure Centre / Transportation Desk Agent duties, including ticket sales, retail sales of merchandise, operating the point‑of‑sale system and cash handling including cash‑ins/outs. Assist with cleaning of the vehicle at the end of each day and practice proper storage of vehicle and supplies.Be attuned to weather patterns and determine canvas roof requirements– safely removing or installing the roof as needed and securing it properly. Some heavy overhead lifting is required. Additional responsibilities and roles within Brewster Transportation. Act as an ambassador for Open Top Touring, Pursuit, Brewster Transportation, the town of Banff and Banff National Park.Driver Guide definition:

Someone who leads a group through an interpretive experience while safely operating a commercial vehicle, following road laws, being courteous to other drivers and setting a good example on the road. Required Skills&Qualifications

Safety‑minded with an Alberta Class4 driver’s license and valid Commercial Drivers Abstract. Alberta Class4 is a commercial license for 24‑passenger vehicles. Drivers’ training and assistance in obtaining a Class4 license will be provided. Ability to comply with National Safety Code regulations,US Department of Transport regulations, Transport Canada regulations and corporate policies including Drug and Alcohol policies.Fluent in English; knowledge of a second language is an asset but not mandatory. Works well independently, but also in a team environment. Organized, punctual, hardworking and driven, with conflict resolution skills and the ability to multitask. Experience in guest focus and group management. Natural storyteller and acting or theatrical background is an asset.Positive attitude, dynamic, outgoing, engaging, animated and energetic personality with the ability to connect with multiple groups of people. Adaptability and flexibility in day‑to‑day operations. Passion for travel and people with an interest in the tourism/hospitality sector of the Canadian Rockies.Knowledge of Canadian History is an asset but not mandatory. Valid First Aid is an asset. Wages and training: The starting wage is $17.50 per hour during training until sign‑off. Successful candidates who complete training and continue as Driver Guides will accept a union position with Brewster Transportation, and wages will be in line with the collective bargaining agreement ($22.29/hour).Equal Employment Opportunities

Pursuit is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to diversity in the workplace. We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, age, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, veteran status, and other protected characteristics. Pursuit places a high value on diverse backgrounds and experiences, recognizing that they serve as catalysts for creativity and innovation. We encourage individuals who are eligible to work in the country where the role is located to apply and join our inclusive team!

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