Bus Driver (Part-Time)

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aquinas institute of rochesterChester (NJ)

Bus Drivers, School School and Employee Bus Transportation

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About the role

Part-Time Bus DriverThe Aquinas Institute of Rochester is seeking a dependable Part-Time Bus Driver to join our community. Unlike traditional school routes, this position focuses on transporting student-athletes, faculty, and staff to field trips, athletic competitions, and retreats. No daily 5:00 AM wake-up calls required!

Perks: No Regularly Scheduled Early Mornings: Routes are centered around trips, games, and events. Built-in Supervision: Faculty, staff, or coaches are always on board to manage students. Flexible Scheduling: Perfect for retirees, secondary-income earners, or gig workers. Great Community: Drive respectful students who uphold our values of Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge.

Essential Functions: Safe Transport: Ensure the secure, timely transportation of all passengers. Vehicle Inspection: Perform mandatory pre-trip and post-trip safety inspections. Fleet Care: Fuel the vehicle and clean the interior/exterior after trips. Route Planning: Plan optimal travel routes and estimate accurate arrival times. Maintenance Reporting: Promptly report any mechanical or safety concerns. Communication: Maintain clear updates regarding route timing and trip status.

Requirements: Licensing: Valid NYS CDL Class B with Passenger (P) and School Bus (S) endorsements. Compliance: Full compliance with NYS Article 19-A regulations, including random drug and alcohol screenings. Clearances: Must pass federal/state fingerprinting and a criminal background check. Health: Must possess a valid DOT medical card and pass a pre-employment drug screening.

Skills: Strong knowledge of NYS Vehicle and Traffic Laws and confidence driving in diverse road conditions.

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