Bus Driver - Lyon County - Marshall (#0826I)

Posted 8 days ago

united community action partnershipMarshall (MN)

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

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$17.45 - $26.55 per hour

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About the role

Bus DriverJoin Our Team: A Rewarding Career Awaits! We are looking for a dependable and safety-conscious individual to join our team as a Bus Driver. If you have a passion for helping others and a commitment to providing excellent service, this role is for you!

WHAT YOU'LL DO: Ensure Safety: Transport passengers safely according to schedules and assignments. Navigate Smartly: Make quick, sound decisions based on traffic and road conditions. Plan Efficiently: Follow schedule established on manifest. Collaborate Effectively: Work with staff to organize routes and events. Drive Responsibly: Follow all driving policies and procedures. Inspect Thoroughly: Complete pre- and post-trip bus inspections. Inform and Collect: Communicate policies and handle fare collection. Support Passengers: Assist passengers professionally and tactfully. SKILLS TO WOW US:You're a road rules expert who knows regulations inside and out. You communicate courteously and professionally, making sure everyone is heard. You handle two-way radios and tablets with ease. You operate 9-23 passenger buses safely, including using wheelchair lifts. You've got strong organizational and time-management skills that keep things running smoothly. You're a team player who can also take charge and work independently when needed.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Class C (or higher) CDL with a passenger endorsement. At least one year of related experience.

WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU?

Salary range of $17.45 - $26.55 p/hour + Benefits!
Full-time (35 hours per week), 12-Month
Opportunities to grow, learn, & make a lasting impact!

CLOSING DATE: Open Until FilledCONTACT:United Community Action Partnership, Inc.320-235-0850HumanResources@unitedcapmn.org

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