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Application for Greyhound: Greyhound does not provide a printable job application. If you want to get a job at Greyhound, you must apply for employment on the website by following the link above. Full-time or part-time positions may vary depending on the location.
Interview Tips: Go to the Greyhound job interview questions & tips page.
Available Positions at Greyhound: Motor Coach Operator, Administrative Assistant, Customer Service Representative, Freight Clerk and Handler, Sales and Marketing Associate, Maintenance Technician, Bus Mechanic, Bus Driver, Outbound Sales Representative, Package Express Supervisor, Terminal Manager, Charter Sales Coordinator
Minimum Age to Work at Greyhound: 18 years old (How old do you have to be to work at Greyhound?)
Greyhound Hours of Operation: Open every day: 5:45am-7:45pm
More Information: Greyhound Job Info
Ride the Greyhound application all the way to your next job. Find employment featuring great pay and awesome benefits by filling out an application form today.
Known for their iconic logo featuring a the greyhound dog, Greyhound Lines Inc. operates an American bus line serving over 2,300 destinations throughout the United States. Greyhound, throughout its over 90 year history, has remained committed to providing safe and efficient means of travel while helping more than 25 million customers get to where they need to go annually.
Greyhound Lines Inc., founded in 1914, maintains headquarters in Dallas, Texas. Greyhound operates a system of three subsidiaries: the Valley Transit Company, Americanos USA, and Crucero USA transportation lines. Greyhound Lines Inc. exists as a wholly-owned subsidiary, with its parent company, the worldwide public transport company FirstGroup, operating out of Aberdeen, Scotland. The company takes in more than $1 billion in annual revenues and employs tens of thousands of workers across the United States.
Interested applicants who like to travel, or are just looking for a part-time or full-time employment opportunity to help pay the bills, should look no further than Greyhound. Hiring employees to drive their buses and staff their customer service centers all the time, Greyhound Lines Inc. represents the perfect place of employment for those in search of jobs on the move.
Greyhound always accepts applications for drivers across the country. Drivers are the backbone of Greyhound Lines Inc. To become a driver, applicants must be at least 22 years of age and able to pass a series of tests and requirements, such as a background check, drug screening, and a DOT physical. All workers employed as drivers receive quality pay and benefits.
Greyhound Lines Inc. needs to hire friendly and courteous applicants to fill entry-level positions and part-time vacancies as customer service representatives and sales associates. These entry-level positions feature competitive pay, flexible work schedules, and the opportunity to advance into operations and supervisory roles in careers providing great benefits and an attractive salary. Some of these benefits may include medical, dental, and vision plans, an employee assistance plan, free travel plans, a 401(k) retirement plan, hiring bonuses, continued education, and the potential to earn a salary of up to $40,000 the first year of employment.
It’s not often opportunity knocks, but the Greyhound job application will not only pick you up but drop you off at your next place of employment. Get hired to travel and see the country as a Greyhound driver or join the Greyhound corporate office in leading the way in transportation solutions for the 21st century. Find out which positions you qualify for by filling out an application form or apply online today.
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I am posting my interview, just as I said I would. I was met by the station manager, and he asked for my DMV driving record. He showed me to a small room were 11 other people were waiting. Then the station manager, head driving instructor and a training coordinator came in and introduced themselves and opened up for questions. Mainly they hammered home, extra board drivers need to be commited to being available 24/7 with 2 hour call out. Do not go unless you are serious about driving when ever they call. They stressed customer service is high on the list of skills as well as flexibility. We all watched a 20 minute video outlining family commitments and being away from home possibly a week at a time.
After the video the station manager and training coordinator called out individuals one at a time for thier interview. The interview consisted of 5 personel questions, a review of dmv printout, application. He told me to expect a phone call from the station manager in 3 days and a email to follow. I feel it is a good organization with potiential for driving opportunities on the extra board. I like the varied hours and traveling, especially working with people and driving a bus.
I will let you know if I get the job or i should say, “invited to attend orientation”.
I prepared myself by researching greyhound “googling driving training”.
Wearing a suit to interview. Obtaining my Class B permit with airbrake and passenger endorsement.
Getting a DOT physical. Having my Social security card, drivers licience, Passport card and medical card photo copied on a single sheet of paper. Handwritten application in BLUE ink, as requested in the invitation to interview. Nice station manager, training coordinator and head driving instructor. New terminal and they are hiring 14 in our local area. I would be expected to be on the extra board for 10 years without holding a regular route.
I have a interview at greyhound for a driver (extra board). I applied online and got called within 2 weeks. I had a phone interview and have been asked to come to a orientation/interview. I will let you all know how it goes.
I am 18 and I am looking for my first job. I would love to work for Greyhound as a customer service agent. I am going to fill out an application! I love people!
November 1st, 2010 at 3:45 pmI am a former employee of Greyhound ( Columbia,SC ). During my 6yrs. with the company, I went from baggage handler to ticket agent to LCSA to Terminal Trainer. My termination was a mistake, for misinformation of duties! Was told I plan on work schedule, (20)hrs. LCSA, (20)hrs. TERM. TRAINER. I BELEIVE TERMINAL MANAGER, felt or thought I was after her job, since I did ask her what do it take to move up in the business. I had applied for assistant manager positions in other locations, but was told not enough experience! The only part I did’nt experience was the office portion! I also would assist the bookkeeper with daily reports. I miss working for the company. before working with Greyhound I was also working for another bus line, for which at one time was working both locations at once. But it is a shame that all who fought to get me out, are no longer there either. Greyhound is a great company to work for, but need to concentrate on hiring working managers, instead of paper managers! MEANING HIRING MANAGERS WHO HAVE WORKED FROM THE BOTTOM UP, INSIDE OUT, INSTEAD OF HIRING PEOPLE TO MANAGE WITHOUT A CLUE OF SENSE OF DIRECTION TRAVELWISE!!! AND TO HOLD REAL GREYHOUND EMPLOYEES DOWN!!!
February 6th, 2011 at 1:42 amI’m interested in finding out what job opportunities that I would be qualified for? I’ve be in the human service field for over 10 years. Mentally challenge and people with disabilities. I’m currently still there just looking for a career change and ready to explore and try something new.
January 6th, 2011 at 11:35 amI would like to fill out an application for employment with Greyhound, I am looking for full time with a nice benefit package.
December 16th, 2010 at 2:15 pmI think working for Greyhound would be so much fun and I would get to meet new people everyday. I would like to know what exactly a Freight Clerk and Handler does for Greyhound. I am going to fill out an application for Greyhound super fast, I really hope I get the job, it would be so awesome!
December 16th, 2010 at 4:25 pmI have submitted an application for employment with Greyhound. The position I have applied for is Motor Coach Driver. I have 23 years experience as a Motor Coach operator I do not have a accident history nor do I have any tickets or infractions on my CDL Drivers License. I am looking to retire from my present job which is for the state of Maryland. I am very interested in becoming employed with Greyhound Motor Coach company. From my understanding there is a drivers position open in Baltimore, Maryland. Could someone please take the time and pull my application for Greyhound. Thank you for taking the time in reading my comment.
January 12th, 2011 at 12:59 pmIt is a good thing that Mrs. Emma G is still with company. She sat in on District 3′s LCSA & Terminal Trainers 3day training course in Atlanta when I was with the company. My congratulations go out to the following who have sucessfully cleared the hurdles of accomplishment. ( Doris/WDC, Vanessa BILLUPS/ Birmingham, even the gentleman in ATL ( TRAINER,ACCOUNTANT in training at that time. I try to check to see who is still around periodically.
March 7th, 2011 at 12:54 amI was hoping to become a customer service agent for Greyhound. Do they have a 401(K) plan? I want to retire eventually and I feel with this job I could possibly get that kind of benefit.
March 15th, 2011 at 3:52 pmi am 38 yrs old and have my cdl class b with pass endorsement, i am interested n employment wth grey hound. ny cdl
April 18th, 2011 at 2:22 amthanks jermel a have cdl class b with pass endorsement best worker ny, md, nj
April 18th, 2011 at 4:24 ammy name is demarcus and i would like to be part of the grey hound team i am a young motivated person. i have great people skills and feel that i would be a positive addition to the team. i live in dallas texas and would fell blessed if given a chance!
September 13th, 2011 at 10:14 amMy name is Alice and my experience with traveling with Greyhound and my
October 25th, 2011 at 5:51 am6 years customer services made me realize that I need to apply for a job in greyhound.
Robert:
I am very interested in being a part of your elite team. I am a current holder of a class 1A drivers license and would like to apply for a transport driver with your courier division or as a coach operator with your bus division. Could you please send me applications online for these positions?
November 28th, 2011 at 10:55 pmThanks.
my name is raphael. all my life i wanted to be a greyhound motor coach operator. my dad worked for greyhound for 28 years. he retired in sept. from the greyhound garage in chicago. i am retiring from my previous job this june. i have my cdl permit with passenger and air brake endorsement. i have a clean driving record and im eager to learn how to drive the bus. i would appreciate a chance. i live in centralia, il 55 minutes from st. louis, mo. thanks again. by june i will have my cdl lisence.
December 20th, 2011 at 3:40 pmFernando:
I am looking for a Job.
I would like to work for Greyhound as a Bus Driver ( Operator )
I am very interested in becoming employed with Greyhound Motor Coach Company.
Thanks… and my best, in this Christmas and Happy New Year “2012″
From… Fernando
December 22nd, 2011 at 3:49 pmMy name is Cindy and I live in Pietermaritzburg , I love work at greyhound, all my life I always dream of working as bus hostess and a customer service representative and I have experience in customer service! I always picture myself working for this company and I’m willing to relocate anywhere! I tried applying online and printing the application but I couldn’t but I wasn’t successful, can u please e-mail me the application form, thanks
January 22nd, 2012 at 4:21 pm