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      CULTURAL JEEPNEY DRIVER

      Job Title:  Cultural Jeepney Driver      

      Department: Community Voice

      Reports to:  Cultural Program Director                  

      Effective Date: As soon as filled

      Location: Historic Filipino Town, Los Angeles

      Job type: Independent consultant and part-time

      Schedule: Primarily weekends; some weekdays possible, schedule based on bookings. Engagements are coordinated in advance based on tour and event needs. 

      Compensation: $25/hour                                 

      Supervises:  None 

      Job Summary:

      The Cultural Jeepney Driver is an integral part of the popular PWC Historic Filipino (HiFi) Town guided tours and community events. The Cultural Jeepney Driver is dependable, safety-focused, and culturally respectful, while playing an important role in showcasing Filipino heritage while ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all passengers. This role is more than driving—it’s about helping bring Filipino history and culture to life in Los Angeles. You will be part of a project that supports cultural awareness, community pride, and meaningful local tourism.

      Key Responsibilities:

      The Cultural Jeepney Driver will be responsible for the professional operation and care of the PWC jeepney, including but not limited to:

      • Operating the manual (stick-shift) PWC jeepney safely and professionally according to routes and schedules coordinated in advance by PWC

      • Transporting guests during guided tours, cultural events, and special community activities

      • Performing basic pre-drive inspections (fuel, oil, tires, lights, brakes, cleanliness) before each assignment

      • Facilitating and coordinating fuel refills before or during scheduled use

      • Monitoring the jeepney’s overall physical condition during operations and promptly reporting any mechanical or safety issues

      • Maintaining the jeepney in a clean, presentable, and culturally respectful condition

      • Ensuring the jeepney’s safe return to designated PWC premises after every assignment

      • Coordinating professionally with PWC staff, consultants, tour guides, and event organizers

      • Supporting a positive guest experience through courteous, patient, and respectful conduct

      Required Qualifications:

      • Valid California driver’s license (must be current)

      • Good driving record (no major violations; verification may be required)

      • Proven ability to drive manual transmission vehicles, preferably jeepneys or similar specialty vehicles

      • Willing and available to work weekends and occasional holidays

      • Demonstrated good moral character, professionalism, and reliability

      • Comfortable driving in urban traffic, community streets, and event environments

      • Ability to follow safety protocols, schedules, and instructions

      • Punctual, calm under pressure, and guest-service oriented

      Preferred Qualifications:

      • Experience driving tour vehicles, shuttles, or specialty vehicles

      • Familiarity with Historic Filipinotown or Los Angeles tourist routes

      • Interest in Filipino culture, heritage, or community engagement

      • Basic mechanical awareness (not repair work, but awareness of vehicle condition)

      Important Expectations:

      • Safety is the highest priority at all times

      • Zero tolerance for impaired, reckless, or distracted driving

      • Professional appearance and respectful interaction with guests and community members

      • Must be able to follow set routes, timelines, and event procedures

      • Consultant may be required to sign a service agreement, liability waiver, and confidentiality terms

      How to apply: 

      Please send your resume and cover letter to applications@pwcsc.org with the subject line: CULTURAL JEEPNEY DRIVER. Application deadline: January 30, 2026, or until the role is filled. 

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