Driver - Company Car Provided
TSMGTSMG is hiring in Québec, CA for a full-time driver to support a technical data-collection project. The role uses a company-provided vehicle to drive assigned routes, with simple equipment in the car and a mobile device for daily tasks. No technical background is required because setup is straightforward and everything you need is provided.
The job is onsite and geared toward dependable people who value steady hours and clear tasks. The company car and fuel coverage make this an uncomplicated setup for someone who wants predictable work and a hand in an innovative project.
Expect the assignment to run for about 3–6 months, with a W-2 contract and a fast onboarding path. Weekend work may be available if you want extra hours.
A day in the driver's seat
You’ll drive a company car along routes assigned by the project, using the car's built-in equipment to help collect data. Daily tasks are handled on a mobile device, and you’ll follow the schedule and instructions carefully. Above all, safe and responsible driving is expected at all times.
What you’ll need to bring to the road
Here's what the team is looking for, rewritten from the job criteria:
- A valid driver's license that is current and accepted where you work
- A clean driving record with no major violations
- Strong driving skills and good awareness of road conditions
- Dependable, responsible, and punctual behavior
- Comfort with basic mobile apps like Google Maps and forms
- Willingness to commit for at least three months
- Access to a secure parking area for the company vehicle
Nice-to-haves: none listed.
Pay, perks and practical details
The role includes a company-provided car and full fuel coverage, plus bonuses based on performance. The position is full-time, Monday through Friday, with eight hours each day, and there may be extra weekend work. The project is expected to last about 3–6 months, and onboarding is fast under a W-2 contract.
Practical tips to stand out
Put your valid driver's license status and your clean driving record at the top of your resume so the hiring team sees you meet the must-haves right away.
Show evidence you can use basic mobile apps to perform tasks and navigate routes, such as concrete examples of using Google Maps or filling forms on a phone or tablet in prior roles.
Be ready to share a short, specific story about how you followed a route schedule and operated in-car equipment to support data collection, including how you stayed safe and met the requirements.
Prepare a question about the 3–6 month project window and whether extensions are possible, and ask how weekend work is allocated if that matters to you.