Professional Chauffeur: Lindsey Limousine in Windsor
Listed on 2026-10-18
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Transportation
Driver, Bus Driver
Start Date
09/06/2026
28.5 Full-Time
Professional Driver | Chauffeur is a full-time position with Lindsey Limousine, Inc. in Windsor, Connecticut . The role pays $22 to $35 per hour, and the package includes gratuities and tips. The workplace is 200 Addison Road, Windsor, CT 06095. Lindsey Limousine serves corporate travel, airport transportation, special occasions, and events with a broad passenger-vehicle fleet.
Daily work includes pre-trip procedures, route research, client paperwork, and safe passenger entry and exit. The service area covers Connecticut and New England, including Boston and New York City. A Public Service Passenger License Endorsement and a valid Connecticut driver's license are required, while a commercial driver's license is a plus.
- Location:
200 Addison Road, Windsor, CT 06095 - Pay: $22 to $35 per hour, with gratuities and tips included in the stated top-pay package
The candidate settles whether to apply online or in person. In-person applications take place Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at 200 Addison Road. A shirt and tie, suit, or skirt and proof of citizenship are required for the in-person route.
Daily Vehicle And Passenger WorkThe chauffeur researches pickup points, drop-off points, and route information before each assignment. Written paperwork records the trip details that the company needs for its operation. Passenger service includes opening doors and helping clients enter and leave the vehicle safely.
Client contact requires a polite, friendly, professional, tactful, and discreet manner. The role calls for calm decisions when work volume rises, fast action on new information, and clear communication with passengers and the company. A cellular phone with a Bluetooth earpiece is part of the stated equipment standard.
- Route research for pickups and drop-offs
- Trip paperwork
- Door service and safe passenger entry and exit
- Discreet client communication
Map-reading and route-planning skills shape the work before a vehicle leaves the facility. The chauffeur studies the trip information, selects a workable route, and adjusts to changing road conditions without losing the scheduled service details.
Assignments can involve Connecticut roads as well as regional travel toward Boston and New York City. Extended periods of sitting are part of the physical demands, and the driver needs enough stamina to remain attentive throughout a long trip. The service area requires a driver who can read written directions and infer the next step from trip information.
License Communication And Physical StandardsThe Public Service Passenger License Endorsement is a condition of the role, and the valid Connecticut driver's license connects the driver to the state's passenger-transport requirements. A CDL is a plus for the Lindsey Limousine role .
Written and spoken communication are part of the qualification set. The chauffeur needs fluent English, clear speech, legible writing, and correct sentence structure, grammar, punctuation, and spelling. The work also requires the ability to lift 50 pounds, follow moderately complex oral instructions, understand written material, and act on information accurately.
Vehicle Checks And Road SafetyA chauffeur's pre-trip check covers the vehicle systems that affect passenger safety, including brakes, tires, lights, signals, steering, fluids, mirrors, and emergency equipment. Deficiencies are documented and corrected before a vehicle returns to service. A seat belt is worn on every trip, and a phone remains unused while the vehicle is moving.
A professional driver keeps attention on the road, manages speed through work zones, and takes care while backing without a clear rear view. The OSHA driver guidance also…
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