DRIVER
central states bus salesLebanon (TN)
About the role
Part-Time CDL Driver Central States Bus Sales is currently seeking a Part-Time CDL Driver for our location in Lebanon, TN. This position completes school and commercial bus deliveries to customers. No nights or weekends!
Responsibilities:
- Operate gas, diesel, and propane buses for end deliveries to schools and other entities
- Observe all federal, state and local speed and safety regulations
- Observe all company customer service and safety policies
- Obtain timesheet with route location and driving directions/instructions
- Perform pre-trip inspection of bus to observe any visual defects and to check operating systems
- Report emergency or imminent safety conditions to the Shop and/or Bus SalesReport accidents immediately to police or ambulance service as needed and complete Company accident report
- Must be able to deliver buses on-time to the customer
Requirements:
- Class A or B Commercial Driver's License (CDL) with Air Brake and Passenger endorsements
- High School diploma or equivalent
- Must be at least 21 years of age with excellent driving record, verified through the state Motor Vehicle Department
- Must pass DOT physical, drug/alcohol screening and other required tests and be able to comply with all other DOT guidelines
- Must be able to work a flexible scheduleMust be friendly and customer oriented
- Must be able to work independently and be able to complete work on scheduleMust have adequate physical strength to maneuver the bus
This is a year-round position, but it is not an everyday job. It is on an as-needed basis. During winter months, the deliveries are sporadic, perhaps one day a week, which is ideal for a person with another part-time job or semi-retired. Deliveries are day trips within the state of TN. During peak season, June-August, there is a possibility of three to four days a week and sometimes five when necessary.
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