Standby Driver

Posted 11 days ago

bloomington public schoolsMinneapolis (MN)

Bus Drivers, School Bus and Other Motor Vehicle Transit Systems

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$25.54 + per hour

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About the role

Standby DriverPosition: Standby DriverHours: 8 hours per day 5 days per week 10 months' Salary: $25.54 + per hour + Standby Driver Stipend $2.19 per hourRequirements: Ability to obtain CDL Class B driver's license with passenger and school bus endorsements with current school bus physical. (Bloomington Schools will assist)

Job Description: Ability to drive any route, anytime, in any bus as directed by DispatchAble to read maps and or follow driving directionsFollow route copies preciselyReport on time for all assigned dutiesRide with new drivers to teach them the route(s) Deliver outstanding service to: Students Parents School staff Office staff and mechanics Fellow driver's and assistantsBe a positive role model and resource to fellow driver's and assistantsShow courteous behavior to driving publicMust exhibit the ability to maintain confidentiality and professionalismMust ensure that all rules, laws, and policies set by Minnesota Department of Transportation and the Bloomington School District are strictly adhered toMust be willing to communicate any performance issues to the Management Staff. (Safety and Compliance Manager) Assist mechanics during inclement weather (moving buses) Pre-trip buses daily as directed by DispatchExperience: Previous working with children a plus Must have license for at least 1 yearHours: 8 hrs. per day/ split shift, 5 days per week, 10 months a yearBenefits: Paid Training, health & dental insurance, pension plan, sick-time, and paid holidays

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