Shuttle Driver - Gainesville

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university system of georgiaGainesville (GA)

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$14.76-$16.24 hour

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About the role

Shuttle DriverThe University of North Georgia is currently accepting applications for Shuttle Driver at the Gainesville Campus. This position performs the duties of a shuttle bus driver for the University of North Georgia. Drives students in a safe and effective manner to on and off campus sites. May need to drive shuttle for special events off campus as needed. Provides courteous and friendly service to customers. Must have a valid Georgia drivers license with an exceptional driving record. This position will also help with Parking Services needs when required. This position is designated as a Campus Security Authority (CSA) and holds the responsibility of serving as a mandatory reporter for all Clery Act crimes. Driving shuttle vehicle to transport students from loading site(s) off main campus to designated locations on campus. Making sure that all safety rules and regulations for transporting passengers are adhered to at all times during transportation. Responsible for making sure vehicles are clean and in good working condition before transporting passengers. During times not driving vehicles, will work in Parking Services as directed by Parking Manager. Other duties as assigned. Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities Customer service oriented. Good communication skills High School Diploma or GED equivalent Requires three years of related experience The proposed salary is: $14.76-$16.24 hour. Resume Cover Letter Contact Information for Three Professional References

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