Bus Driver (As needed)

Posted 5 days ago

esc region 11Fort Worth (TX)

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About the role

Bus Driver (Part-Time)
Reports to: President/CEO
Department: Transportation Position Classification: Non-Exempt, Part-Time (as needed)
Position Summary: Safely and efficiently transport students and authorized personnel to and from off-site venues for activities ranging from class field trips to community outreach and performances. Transportation needs may be for any and all of the Texas Center for Arts + Academics (TCAA) programs and entities. Job Scope: This position has no direct supervisory authority.
Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities: Maintain high safety standards and a clean driving record, observing all traffic laws and safety regulations Provide good stewardship of organization resources Create accurate transportation logs and reports Be accountable to all key stakeholders, including students and families, donors, volunteers, the general public, staff and faculty, board, et al. Verbalize any concerns on student behavior to appropriate staff member Effectively represent the programs and entities of TCAA to the public, with great attention to the quality and service of excellence Others as assigned Mental Demands/Physical Demands/Environmental Factors: Posture: Prolonged sitting, twisting Lifting: Ability to assist with load-in/load out of passenger vans and buses (Up to 50lbs)Environment: Work is located on bus; regular exposure to noise Mental Demands: Maintain emotional control under stress; work prolonged or irregular hours Minimum Education, Experience and Knowledge: High school diploma or equivalent required Excellent customer service Clean driving record Valid Texas commercial driver license (Class B-CDL) with PS Endorsements Ability to pass alcohol/drug screening and a criminal history background check Ability to work effectively with diverse populations Excellent verbal and written communication Good attention to detail Consistent access to email

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