School Bus Delivery Drivers (Part-Time/Days)

Posted 16 days ago

new york bus salesBatavia (NY)

Bus Drivers, School School and Employee Bus Transportation

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

School Bus Delivery Driver New York Bus Sales, the largest authorized Blue Bird School Bus dealership in New York State currently has an immediate opening for School Bus Delivery Drivers in our Rochester, NY location and soon to be opening Batavia, NY location. New York Bus Sales is a full-service dealership offering sales, service, parts and graphics. We provide safe, dependable buses for our customers and professional services to meet their needs. The primary function of a School Bus Delivery Driver is to safely deliver and/or pickup buses to and from customer locations and other New York Bus Sales locations throughout New York State.

Job Responsibilities Include: Deliver the assigned vehicle to its destination and deliver the paperwork with the bus and collect check and pertinent information from customers. Complete a cleanliness inspection and ensure the bus is clean at point of delivery. Pre-trip/Post trip delivery vehicles for the purpose of ensuring safe operation of the vehicle. Deliver buses from customer locations to New York Bus Sales locations for repair, service and warranty work.

Required Qualifications Include: NYS CDL Class A or B with Passenger endorsement required Clean Driving Record Part-time up to 40 hours per week, Monday thru Friday, Day shift. JOIN THE NEW YORK BUS SALES TEAM, WHERE IT'S NOT JUST A JOB, IT'S A CAREER!

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