Operations Partner - Edmonton
Job description
About the role
You are the logistical backbone that keeps Bird's fleet moving in Edmonton, owning the full cycle of vehicle readiness from collection to deployment. This role demands an entrepreneurial mindset as you secure charging infrastructure, manage transport logistics, and solve unpredictable field challenges on your own terms. You will scale the partnership based on your capacity, whether operating solo with a single van or coordinating a multi-vehicle team. Success here means treating every task as a mission to maintain high availability in high-demand zones while protecting the safety and usability of the fleet. You will directly influence customer experience by ensuring scooters and e-bikes are charged, safe, and positioned where riders need them most.
Key facts
What you'll do
Coordinate the daily retrieval, deployment, relocation, and secure storage of e-scooters and e-bikes across Edmonton using your vehicle or fleet.
Implement your chosen operational model by either maximizing margins through overnight charging at your secured facility or streamlining workflows by transporting vehicles directly to the central warehouse.
Manage the complete lifecycle of your assigned vehicle portfolio, balancing supply and demand in high-traffic areas while adapting to shifting city patterns.
Conduct regular light field checks to verify vehicle safety, confirm proper functionality, and uphold environmental standards for all equipment.
Solve problems in real time on the ground, prioritizing tasks, navigating Edmonton's geography, and overcoming logistical barriers without direct supervision.
Maintain consistent availability during weekends and flexible hours to align with peak ridership periods and operational needs.
Leverage mobile tools and digital systems to track inventory, locate devices, and update status with precision and speed.
Apply deep local knowledge of Edmonton routes, parking norms, and high-demand zones to optimize pickup and drop-off efficiency.
Preserve the integrity of the fleet through careful handling, ensuring each vehicle is safe for riders and compliant with operational standards.
Act as an independent operator managing your schedule, resources, and performance to meet Bird's service expectations.
Requirements
You must own or have consistent access to at least one large vehicle, such as a van or truck, capable of transporting multiple scooters or e-bikes safely.
Fleet owners with multiple vehicles and drivers are strongly encouraged to apply and can scale their involvement over time.
You must have access to a garage, warehouse, or commercial facility with electricity to enable overnight charging and secure storage.
A valid Class 5 Driver's License or an applicable commercial license is required, along with a clean driving record for all operating drivers.
You must be physically capable of lifting up to 50 pounds repeatedly and performing sustained activities such as stooping, bending, walking, and standing.
You must be available to work a flexible schedule, including regular weekend operations, to support peak demand periods.
You must be comfortable learning and using new mobile tools to manage fleet location, status, and operational data.
You must demonstrate strong knowledge of Edmonton's local geography, road networks, and community standards.
Practical notes
Hours: This is a pay-per-task role with compensation tied directly to productivity, offering an estimated earning potential of $30+ per hour based on efficiency and performance.
Deadline: No explicit deadline is provided in the source; engagement continues based on operational needs and partner performance.
in the source; contractors must ensure eligibility to work under relevant local regulations.
About the role
You are the logistical backbone that keeps Bird's fleet moving in Edmonton, owning the full cycle of vehicle readiness from collection to deployment. This role demands an entrepreneurial mindset as you secure charging infrastructure, manage transport logistics, and solve unpredictable field challenges on your own terms. You will scale the partnership based on your capacity, whether operating solo with a single van or coordinating a multi-vehicle team. Success here means treating every task as a mission to maintain high availability in high-demand zones while protecting the safety and usability of the fleet. You will directly influence customer experience by ensuring scooters and e-bikes are charged, safe, and positioned where riders need them most.
Key facts
What you'll do
Coordinate the daily retrieval, deployment, relocation, and secure storage of e-scooters and e-bikes across Edmonton using your vehicle or fleet.
Implement your chosen operational model by either maximizing margins through overnight charging at your secured facility or streamlining workflows by transporting vehicles directly to the central warehouse.
Manage the complete lifecycle of your assigned vehicle portfolio, balancing supply and demand in high-traffic areas while adapting to shifting city patterns.
Conduct regular light field checks to verify vehicle safety, confirm proper functionality, and uphold environmental standards for all equipment.
Solve problems in real time on the ground, prioritizing tasks, navigating Edmonton's geography, and overcoming logistical barriers without direct supervision.
Maintain consistent availability during weekends and flexible hours to align with peak ridership periods and operational needs.
Leverage mobile tools and digital systems to track inventory, locate devices, and update status with precision and speed.
Apply deep local knowledge of Edmonton routes, parking norms, and high-demand zones to optimize pickup and drop-off efficiency.
Preserve the integrity of the fleet through careful handling, ensuring each vehicle is safe for riders and compliant with operational standards.
Act as an independent operator managing your schedule, resources, and performance to meet Bird's service expectations.
Requirements
You must own or have consistent access to at least one large vehicle, such as a van or truck, capable of transporting multiple scooters or e-bikes safely.
Fleet owners with multiple vehicles and drivers are strongly encouraged to apply and can scale their involvement over time.
You must have access to a garage, warehouse, or commercial facility with electricity to enable overnight charging and secure storage.
A valid Class 5 Driver's License or an applicable commercial license is required, along with a clean driving record for all operating drivers.
You must be physically capable of lifting up to 50 pounds repeatedly and performing sustained activities such as stooping, bending, walking, and standing.
You must be available to work a flexible schedule, including regular weekend operations, to support peak demand periods.
You must be comfortable learning and using new mobile tools to manage fleet location, status, and operational data.
You must demonstrate strong knowledge of Edmonton's local geography, road networks, and community standards.
Practical notes
Hours: This is a pay-per-task role with compensation tied directly to productivity, offering an estimated earning potential of $30+ per hour based on efficiency and performance.
Deadline: No explicit deadline is provided in the source; engagement continues based on operational needs and partner performance.
in the source; contractors must ensure eligibility to work under relevant local regulations.