Stanford FT- (AB) Bus Driver
hallconFremont (CA)
About the role
Hallcon Driver Opportunity Ready to join a rapidly growing and dynamic organization? Hallcon is hiring seasoned Drivers to join our energetic team supporting a campus-wide commuter operation.
Key Highlights include:
Innovative opportunities supporting critical clientele
Dynamic, energetic, client-facing work environment
Medical, dental, vision benefits, 401k
Convenient Fremont location
Hallcon is a mobility and infrastructure services company focused on providing diverse transportation services to exciting clients across multiple modes such as fixed route, commuter, shuttles, on-demand, and microtransit.
Key Responsibilities:
Safely transport passengers along predefined assigned routes in a courteous, timely, and reliable manner while providing exceptional customer service at all times
Comply with all traffic laws and regulations, and instructions from dispatch
Complete required written reports and documentation related to the performance of duties and the vehicle being operated
Completing daily logs of operational issues for record keeping and trend analysis purposes
Qualifications & Experience:
Must have a clean driving record
Must be at least 21 years of age
Be able to read, write and speak in English to the extent necessary to perform essential job duties
Must have a minimum of 3 years of commercial driving experience
Must have and maintain a Class A or B license with Passenger and Airbrake Endorsements
Must have and maintain a current DOT Medical Certificate
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