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Intake Driver 1st Shift 7:00 am - 3:30 pm

  • Intake Driver 1st Shift 7:00 am - 3:30 pm job type Posted on: Nov 11, 2026
  • Intake Driver 1st Shift 7:00 am - 3:30 pm experience level A Safe Haven Foundation
  • Intake Driver 1st Shift 7:00 am - 3:30 pm employment type Chicago, Illinois
  • Intake Driver 1st Shift 7:00 am - 3:30 pm salary Salary: $18 per hour
  • Intake Driver 1st Shift 7:00 am - 3:30 pm employment type Onsite
  • Intake Driver 1st Shift 7:00 am - 3:30 pm salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Intake Driver 1st Shift 7:00 am - 3:30 pm

Job Type :

Full-Time

Job Location :

Chicago Illinois United States

Remote :

No

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Intake Driver 1st Shift 7:00 am - 3:30 pmHot Job311 - Chicago, IL 60612OverviewSalary Range $18.00 - $23.00 HourlyDescriptionThe Intake Driver plays a vital role in the Shelter Transport and Response (STAR) program, supporting the City of Chicago's centralized shelter intake and transportation system. This position combines safe client transportation, mobile intake processing, and onsite support functions while stationed at 10 S. Kedzie. The Intake Driver ensures individuals and families experiencing homelessness are transported safely and with dignity and contributes to safety and operations when not actively in transit.In addition to transport and intake responsibilities, Intake Drivers are responsible for responding to all Senior Well-Being Checks and Crisis Calls routed through Chicago's 311 system. When not in transit, they contribute to maintaining safety and supporting clients at the central intake facility, acting as a key on-site presence during high-volume and crisis events.The ideal candidate is a responsible driver, effective communicator, and a calm presence in both field-based and facility-based settings. This role requires flexibility, attentiveness, and a trauma-informed approach.Key ResponsibilitiesTransportation and NavigationOperate agency-assigned vehicles to transport individuals and families experiencing homelessness to designated shelter sites across Chicago.Use GPS tools and real-time dispatch communication to navigate efficiently and safely to pick-up and drop-off locations.Conduct pre- and post-trip inspections of vehicles and report maintenance needs.Client Engagement & SafetyEstablish a respectful, calm, and trauma-informed environment during all interactions.Support client safety, ensure use of seatbelts, maintain vehicle cleanliness, and offer basic supplies (e.g., water, hygiene kits, emergency blankets).Report any concerns about client wellbeing or safety incidents to supervisors and follow critical incident protocols.Field-Based Shelter IntakesConduct mobile intakes on-site at hospitals, police stations, or public spaces as assigned.Collect necessary client data including demographics, needs, and housing history, using electronic tablets or paper forms.Verify eligibility and communicate with dispatch, DFSS, and shelter partners to confirm placements.Onsite Intake SupportAssist with intake support at the central intake facility as needed, including helping walk-in clients complete assessments, verifying availability, and preparing for transportation.Greet clients and visitors with professionalism and help maintain a calm and respectful environment.Monitor behavior in the intake/waiting area and provide support in de-escalating tense or disruptive situations using trauma-informed, nonviolent methods.Assist with monitoring environmental safety, support weather-related protocol activation, and notify maintenance or janitorial staff of hazardsProvide crowd management and de-escalation support during high-volume shifts.Documentation & ReportingComplete all trip logs, intake records, and system entries (e.g., The Grove, spreadsheets, or agency apps) in real time or by shift end.Participate in debriefs, shift huddles, and ongoing training to improve service delivery.Maintain confidentiality and follow all privacy policies, including HIPAA and data-sharing rules.QualificationsQualificationsHigh school diploma or GED required.Valid Illinois driver's license with clean driving record.2+ years of experience in shelter, social services, outreach, transportation, or related roles.Familiarity with GPS, dispatch tools, mobile devices, and cloud-based data entry.Strong customer service and crisis de-escalation skills; able to work with vulnerable populations.Ability to lift up to 40 lbs, enter/exit vehicles frequently, and drive long distances during shift.Willingness to work evenings, overnights, weekends, and holidays as needed.Successful background check and required health clearances.Bilingual English/Spanish or other language proficiency a plus.

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Posted:

Nov 11, 2026

Reference Number:

13695_U-129101525234

Employment:

Full-time

Salary:

$18 per hour

City:

Chicago

Job Origin:

APPCAST_CPC

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Intake Driver 1st Shift 7:00 am - 3:30 pmHot Job311 - Chicago, IL 60612OverviewSalary Range $18.00 - $23.00 HourlyDescriptionThe Intake Driver plays a vital role in the Shelter Transport and Response (STAR) program, supporting the City of Chicago's centralized shelter intake and transportation system. This position combines safe client transportation, mobile intake processing, and onsite support functions while stationed at 10 S. Kedzie. The Intake Driver ensures individuals and families experiencing homelessness are transported safely and with dignity and contributes to safety and operations when not actively in transit.In addition to transport and intake responsibilities, Intake Drivers are responsible for responding to all Senior Well-Being Checks and Crisis Calls routed through Chicago's 311 system. When not in transit, they contribute to maintaining safety and supporting clients at the central intake facility, acting as a key on-site presence during high-volume and crisis events.The ideal candidate is a responsible driver, effective communicator, and a calm presence in both field-based and facility-based settings. This role requires flexibility, attentiveness, and a trauma-informed approach.Key ResponsibilitiesTransportation and NavigationOperate agency-assigned vehicles to transport individuals and families experiencing homelessness to designated shelter sites across Chicago.Use GPS tools and real-time dispatch communication to navigate efficiently and safely to pick-up and drop-off locations.Conduct pre- and post-trip inspections of vehicles and report maintenance needs.Client Engagement & SafetyEstablish a respectful, calm, and trauma-informed environment during all interactions.Support client safety, ensure use of seatbelts, maintain vehicle cleanliness, and offer basic supplies (e.g., water, hygiene kits, emergency blankets).Report any concerns about client wellbeing or safety incidents to supervisors and follow critical incident protocols.Field-Based Shelter IntakesConduct mobile intakes on-site at hospitals, police stations, or public spaces as assigned.Collect necessary client data including demographics, needs, and housing history, using electronic tablets or paper forms.Verify eligibility and communicate with dispatch, DFSS, and shelter partners to confirm placements.Onsite Intake SupportAssist with intake support at the central intake facility as needed, including helping walk-in clients complete assessments, verifying availability, and preparing for transportation.Greet clients and visitors with professionalism and help maintain a calm and respectful environment.Monitor behavior in the intake/waiting area and provide support in de-escalating tense or disruptive situations using trauma-informed, nonviolent methods.Assist with monitoring environmental safety, support weather-related protocol activation, and notify maintenance or janitorial staff of hazardsProvide crowd management and de-escalation support during high-volume shifts.Documentation & ReportingComplete all trip logs, intake records, and system entries (e.g., The Grove, spreadsheets, or agency apps) in real time or by shift end.Participate in debriefs, shift huddles, and ongoing training to improve service delivery.Maintain confidentiality and follow all privacy policies, including HIPAA and data-sharing rules.QualificationsQualificationsHigh school diploma or GED required.Valid Illinois driver's license with clean driving record.2+ years of experience in shelter, social services, outreach, transportation, or related roles.Familiarity with GPS, dispatch tools, mobile devices, and cloud-based data entry.Strong customer service and crisis de-escalation skills; able to work with vulnerable populations.Ability to lift up to 40 lbs, enter/exit vehicles frequently, and drive long distances during shift.Willingness to work evenings, overnights, weekends, and holidays as needed.Successful background check and required health clearances.Bilingual English/Spanish or other language proficiency a plus.

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