Bus Driver
pinecrest academyCumming (GA)
About the role
School Bus Driver Pinecrest Academy seeks a part-time school bus driver with a valid CDL driver's license. The bus driver is responsible for operating a school bus that transports students and authorized personnel safely to and from athletic events, class field trips, and school retreats. This position offers a flexible work schedule and operates during the academic school year with summer months off. The specific responsibilities of the bus driver include, but are not limited to, the following: The Bus Driver will report to the Transportation Manager. The Bus Driver ensures that the bus can be operated safely before driving and conducts pre-trip inspections as federal and state laws require. The Bus Driver obeys all traffic laws and transportation practices outlined in the CDL Manual and Pinecrest Academy's procedures in the employee handbook. Observes all mandatory safety regulations for school buses and keep all emergency exits clear of obstructions. The Bus Driver will report all accidents immediately, request police or ambulance service as needed, assists injured persons, and completes all required accident reports. The Bus Driver exercises responsible leadership and appropriate behavior, which conforms to Pinecrest Academy's policies and procedures, including proper dress attire. The Bus Driver must maintain a commercial driver's license (CDL) as required by the Facilities Department. The Bus Driver must maintain a current Red Cross first aid/CPR certification.
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