Substitute Bus Driver for County-Wide List

Posted 10 days ago

kings county office of educationHanford (CA)

Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity Bus and Other Motor Vehicle Transit Systems

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Commercial Driver Position Valid Class A or B California Commercial Driver License with both "P" and "S" endorsements; Valid California Special Driver Certificate for School Bus; Valid Medical Examiner's Certificate, CPR and First Aid Certificate; Must provide current copies of your DMV print-out and your T-01 & T-02 Training Certificates; Must submit to pre-employment drug/alcohol screening and participate in a random drug/alcohol testing pool. Must maintain insurability. Must be able to provide your own reliable transportation to work sites within Kings County.

Additional requirements: Be fingerprinted at the Kings County Office of Education for a background clearance from the Department of Justice and the FBI, the $63.00 fee is paid by the applicant in cash, money order or cashier's check at the time you are fingerprinted. (The payment and a valid photo ID are required to be fingerprinted).Complete an online New Hire Orientation. Provide a current TB clearance. CPR/First Aid CertificationDMV Printout Driver's License CopyLetter of Introduction Letter(s) of Recommendation ResumeApplicants who fail to submit all required information will not be considered for employment.

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