Part Time Driver - Byesville, OH

Pals A Chrysalis Health Company•Byesville, OH

About The Position

The Driver for Non-Medical Transportation supports PALS programming by transporting clients between Adult Living Facilities, residential homes, or other agreed-upon locations and program sites. The driver is responsible for safe transportation to and from programming each day, supervising and supporting clients during transport, and ensuring clients’ safety when getting on and off the van. The role also includes checking company vehicles, maintaining scheduled maintenance, ensuring safety equipment works properly, and completing transportation and program documentation. The schedule is a Monday–Friday split shift: a morning route, a 4–5-hour break, and an afternoon route. The position includes paid time off for holidays.

Requirements

Successfully pass a DOT physical.
Have a high school degree or equivalent.
Have knowledge of the principles and practices of the discipline.
Demonstrate proficiency in verbal and written skills.
Be able to work with diverse groups and individuals.
Have appropriate experience and documentation capabilities.
Maintain current and annual training requirements.
Successfully complete required criminal background screens.
Hold a valid Ohio driver's license with fewer than 6 points and provide a BMV driver's abstract.
Pass a physical and drug screen.
Be able to safely drive a company vehicle.
Have a driving history that meets insurance carrier requirements.
Have at least six months of commercial vehicle driving experience.

Responsibilities

Safely pick up clients from Adult Living Facilities or other agreed-upon locations using a company vehicle.
Safely transport clients to Adult Living Facilities or other agreed-upon locations after their daily program.
Ensure client safety during transportation and when clients get on and off the van, including use of a safety step.
Supervise and support clients during transportation.
Routinely check vehicle functions and maintain the vehicle according to its maintenance schedule.
Ensure vehicle safety equipment is in good working order.
Complete transportation and program documentation, including vehicle safety checks and billing sheets.
Attend weekly technician meetings for additional training.
Interact appropriately and professionally with clients and the community.