School Bus Driver - Earn $92-$100 Per Day - Paid CDL Training - West Grove, PA

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duvall bus serviceGlen Mills (PA)

Bus Drivers, School School and Employee Bus Transportation

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Junior

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$100 Per Day

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About the role

DuVall Bus Service Is Hiring Local School Bus Drivers in The West Grove, PA Area Earn Up To Up To $100 Per Day- Split Shifts Morning & Afternoon Routes- 5 Days Per Week Must Have A Valid Driver's License- Paid CDL Training Offered Able and Willing To Pass A Criminal Background Check Valid Class B CDL License + Passenger & School Bus Endorsements Preferred!

What We Offer: We offer free CDL License training Competitive salaries (Earn $92-$100 Per Day)School Bus and Van runs are early morning and afternoon 5 days a week 9 months a year Holidays Off School Bus drivers can take your kids with you on the bus We offer year-round work if desired We have clean modern state of the art Buses and Vans New Hire Sign-On Bonus - $2,000 Retention Incentive Program Health Insurance Options 401K Retirement Plan w/ 3% match Aflac Supplemental Insurance All Training and Testing is handled on-site$200 Referral Bonus 24/7 Dispatch

Requirements: - Must Have A Valid Driver's License (Candidates With Class A or B CDL's Preferred)Passenger Endorsement Preferred School Bus Endorsement Preferred Must Be At Least 21 Years of Age Must Have A Clean MVRMust Have A Clean Criminal Background Must Like Working With Children Must Be Able To Pass a School Bus & DOT PhysicalAPPLY NOW!!

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