Bus Driver Part time-Split Shift

Key Training Center•Lecanto, FL

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Drives bus to transport passengers over specified routes to local or distant points according to time schedule specified by the Program & Services Director. Performs any combination of instructional tasks as assigned by the instructor. Assists with teaching techniques and daily instructional processes. Provides physical assistance to program participants to meet individual needs. Implements formal behavior intervention procedures and assists with actual work or learning activities.

Requirements

High school graduate or equivalent certification, if over 21 years of age.
Will consider other applicants, if applicant is over 21 years of age, and possesses an extraordinary commercial driving record or an extensive background as a public school bus driver.
Valid Florida Commercial Driver License (CDL) (Class A or B with P endorsement.)
Current Florida Highway Patrol Non Public School Bus Drivers Certificate.
Ability to deal courteously, tactfully and efficiently with residents, staff members and the general public.
Emotional stability and maturity with a genuine interest in working with staff and residents.
Knowledge of life-safety and safe driving protocols.
Willingness to comply with in-service, training or other mandates, (i.e. CPR and First Aid)
Must be able to pass D.O.T. driver physical.
The employee must occasionally life and/or move up to 10 pounds.
Visual acuity must not be less than 20/20 in one eye and 20/40 in the other, or 20/30 in each eye separately, with or without glasses.

Responsibilities

Drives bus in a safe and responsible manner and in accordance with Florida driving regulations and protocols.
Complies with local traffic regulations.
Makes daily exterior and interior safety check and records daily on prescribed forms.
Cleans inside of bus daily and outside once a week.
Performs a five (5) minute walk around before driving the bus. Pre-trip inspection sheet should be completed and deficiencies brought to management's attention immediately before operating vehicle.
Provides for appropriate discipline and passenger safety while in route.
Radios out to dispatch when there are medical or behavioral issues occurring on the bus.
Transmits on a regular basis information regarding vehicle maintenance needs, tires, etc.
Completes vehicle maintenance form when work is needed and submits to management.
Makes special trips, as assigned, in local area and outside of immediate area if requested.
Conducts a post-trip inspection after clients have disembarked and vehicle is parked. Driver must physically walk to the rear of the bus to retrieve any personal belongings, address any messes/spills left behind, and to ensure all passengers have evacuated the vehicle.
Any incidences observed should be reported to management immediately.
Regulates heating, lighting and ventilation systems for passengers.
ADT drivers must report passenger absences to the office after completing a.m. route.
Reports any unusual behavioral incidents or occurrences to the Program & Services Director (or designee) in writing on an Unusual Incident Report.
Reports delays or accidents to the Program Director as soon as possible.
Contacts the ADT radio dispatch, or management as soon as possible when unable to drive their route.
Arranges for a substitute driver, if possible, prior to contacting administration.
Follows the Key Training Center Transportation Procedures and Guidelines for operation of agency vehicles.
Performs other essential duties as requested or required.