SUBSTITUTE BUS DRIVER
heritage schoolPhelan (CA)
About the role
California State Certified School Bus Driver
Education:
Equivalent to the completion of the twelfth grade Ability: Drive a school bus and other transportation equipment safely and efficiently, exercising sound judgment and extreme caution; maintain proper and positive control of student behavior on a school bus; keep records and prepare reports; understand and follow oral and written directions; be courteous, neat and clean at all times. Knowledge: Safe driving and defensive driving practices and techniques; California Motor Vehicle Code and Education Code applicable to the operation of school buses and pupil transportation; effective communication skills; pupil management skills.
REQUIREMENTS / QUALIFICATIONS:
MUST BE A CURRENT CALIFORNIA STATE CERTIFIED SCHOOL BUS DRIVER OR MUST HAVE COMPLETED THE CALIFORNIA SCHOOL BUS DRIVER'S TRAINING PROGRAM If you are not a current California State Certified School Bus Driver, please email Salli Terrones to inquire about taking the next School Bus Driver Original Training Program. Include your contact information; full name, phone number, and email address. MUST POSSESS THE FOLLOWING CURRENT CREDENTIALS AND ATTACH ALL CREDENTIALS TO YOUR APPLICATION: California Commercial Driver License Class A or Class B (with P and S endorsements) California Special Driver Certificate Valid for School Bus Operation. Must not have Restrictions 2, 3, 4, and 5. If Restriction 6 is indicated, one must attach First Aid/CPR card from an approved provider list. Medical Examiners Certificate DOT Physical Driver Record (K4) DMV First Aid/CPR Certificate Application to include a letter of intent, a current resume and 2 letters of reference (physically signed and dated within the past 3 years). Must have a current DL-51 medical certificate, possess a California Special Drivers Certificate. Application materials include: Letter of Introduction, Letter(s) of Recommendation, Letter(s) of Reference, Resume.
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