Van Driver - Senior Center

Posted 4 days ago

city of enumclawEnumclaw (WA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$22.28 to $27.09 per hour

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About the role

Senior Center Van DriverDo you enjoy helping people, making connections, and being part of your community? The City of Enumclaw is looking for a friendly, dependable, Part-Time Senior Center Van Driver to join the team! This position helps local seniors get where they need to go while providing a welcoming, safe, and positive experience along the way. You'll have the opportunity to meet wonderful people, build meaningful relationships, and be part of Senior Center activities, outings and special events. Under the direction of the Senior Center Manager, you will coordinate daily ride requests and safely transport seniors to destinations within established service boundaries. You'll play an important role in helping seniors remain active, independent, connected, and involved in their community. If you're someone who enjoys people, takes pride in providing great service, and likes having a job where you can see the difference you make each day, this is the job for you. Part-Time, Union, Non-Exempt position$22.28 to $27.09 per hour ($1,931.01-2,347.89/month)20 25 hours per week Regular Schedule: Monday Thursday, 9:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Occasional evenings and weekends
Benefits: Vacation, Sick Leave, Medical, Dental and Vision. Retirement through DRS, optional Deferred compensation plan and HSA available.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: High school diploma
Experience working with seniors is preferred Familiarity with a 15-passenger van is preferred Experience with organizing/planning events is a plusLICENSES/CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:Valid Washington State Driver's LicenseCDL endorsement is not required, but preferred Current CPR/First Aid certificate Job Description can be found here: Senior Center Van Driver

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