How to Find a Job at a Car Transporter Company

A car transporter may be responsible for driving trucks.

Car transporters are responsible for transporting a variety of vehicles that range from automobiles to large trucks. Transporters may be employed by car rental agencies, airports or other companies that require these services. Many employers require those in this field to possess a Class A commercial driver's license. In addition, potential transporters may also be required to obtain a high school diploma. Those interested in obtaining employment in this field have a variety of resources available to locate jobs. Some employers require prior transporter experience; however, many provide new employees with hands-on training.

Instructions

1. Prepare a professional resume. Include any previous car transporter employment. Include references on the resume, such as a previous supervisor or employee who can verify your work ethics and abilities.

2. Search an online employment website. Visit websites, such as Indeed.com for car transporter jobs. Create a user account that allows you to upload your resume. After your resume is uploaded, employers may search for you based on your skills and experience. Add keywords, such as "Experienced Car Transporter" to your profile to make it easier for employers to locate your resume. In addition, perform a manual search of jobs using the employment website's job search functions. Search for jobs based on your city and state.

3. Visit a car transporter company's website. Visit the website of a company such as Hertz. Create a user account that includes a user name, password and other personal information, such as contact address. Upload your resume to the potential employer's website to allow the employer to consider you for possible employment. Search for available jobs according to your city and state and apply directly for jobs that interest you.

4. Contact a vehicle dealership. Speak to management regarding vehicle service positions that require the attendant transport vehicles to other dealerships. If you are hired, you may also be required to clean the vehicle's exterior by hand.

Tips & Warnings

• Many car transporters receive company incentives, such as hotel stay vouchers.

• Car transporters must in good health because they are required to drive long hours that may include overnight time.

• Many companies require car transporter be at least 21 years of age.

• Car transporters are not allowed to eat, drink or engage in other distracting activities while driving, to ensure their safety.

References

• Hertz: Car Transporter Jobs
• USACartransport: Transporter Employment
• Retirementjobs: Vehicle Service Attendant