Afterschool CDL Driver

Posted 7 days ago

boys girls clubs of southeastern north carolinaWilmington (NC)

Bus Drivers, School School and Employee Bus Transportation

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About the role

CDL Bus Driver

Title: CDL Bus Driver- $500 Sign on Bonus!

Status: Hourly- Non-exempt Part Time position (Up to 20 hours per week)

Reports to: Fleet CoordinatorPRIMARY FUNCTION:The Bus Driver is responsible for safely operating the bus, transporting Club members in a professional and responsible way, and represents self as a positive, caring, respectful role model for Club members and the general public. KEY ROLES:Interact with school staff, parents, and members of the public in a courteous and respectful manner Ensure safe passage of Club members to and from designated locations Ensure that the BGCSENC bus is in good operating conditions at all times, pick up & drop off Club members as per the schedule, maintain order and security on the bus & obey all laws, regulations and rules of conduct Operate the bus in as safe and efficient way according to all relevant legislation, state, city and applicable driving laws/regulation Perform daily safety & maintenance checks Report any and all damage, needed repair via BBGC Repair Form. Advise supervisor of any requirements for maintenance or repairs Clean the bus as scheduled and/or required Ensure the bus is safely and securely storedKNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:The BGCSENC Driver is required to have, as a minimum: Clear/clean Class B Commercial Driver's License with a passenger endorsement Criminal Records background check Drug ScreenMust be at least 25 years old with a clean driving record.

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