School Bus Drivers

Posted 4 days ago

queensbury union free school districtQueensbury (NY)

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Junior

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$49,374 per year

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About the role

SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Queensbury School District Make a Difference in a Students Day! The Queensbury School Districtis seeking dependable, safety-minded School Bus Driversto safely transport students to and from school. If you enjoy working with children and are looking for a rewarding position with a school-year schedule, wed love to hear from you!
PAY & BENEFITS: Permanent Drivers: Starting at$25.32 per hour + benefits
Drivers Without Benefits: $29.50 per hour Paid training provided Eligible employees may participate in theNYS Retirement System School vacations and summers off Holidays and weekends free Casual dress environmentRESPONSIBILITIESSafely transport students to and from school. Follow all traffic laws and district transportation procedures. Complete pre- and post-route bus inspections and report mechanical or safety concerns. Keep the bus clean and orderly. Assist students with boarding and exiting the bus as needed. Maintain a safe and respectful environment and address student behavior in accordance with district procedures. Attend required training and safety meetings.
QUALIFICATIONS: Must beat least 21 years old. Must have aclean NYS driver's license and driving record. Dependable and responsible. Ability to communicate effectively with children. Ability to remain calm while maintaining clear expectations for student safety. APPLY TODAY! Apply online athttps://queensbury.recruitfront.com/For information about the position orpaid training, contact the Transportation Department at:(518) 824-5699 Queensbury School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Salary/Compensation: $25.32 per hourrecblid g 534uwamjtf 4dlg 0cm 9kgxhrcug 94c

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