Part-Time Bus Driver
columbus state universityBrunswick (GA)
About the role
Intercollegiate Athletics Bus DriverThis is a temporary, part-time, on-call position to support Intercollegiate Athletics. The number of hours per month will vary according to the needs of the department. Employee must be flexible to accommodate the hours required by the department for team travel. Ensure that bus is in good working condition (pre-trip); Provide safe, timely and reliable transportation; Respond appropriately to the instructions/wishes of the team's head coach or the College employee designated as trip supervisor; Refuel bus at conclusion of trip and ensure that keys and gas card are returned to Plant Ops; Be watchful for warning signs of any mechanical problems; immediately report all mechanical/maintenance issues to Plant Ops and/or Assistant Director of Athletics; Follow traffic regulations; Ensure that required paperwork is completed before/during/after each trip, including miles driven and hours worked. Should trip require an overnight stay, hotel time is not paid. Hotel and meal charges are paid by the College; Maintain a neat and tidy vehicle by performing light cleaning and monitoring for trash; Perform related work as required. Ability to drive large, multi-passenger vehicle; Ability to use discretion, maintain confidentiality and ethical conduct; Ability to work independently; Ability to lift 50 pounds; Ability to operate equipment in legal, safe manner; Traffic rules and regulations; Must be able to safely drive a large, multi-passenger vehicle; Skill in oral and written communication.
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