Public Works Shuttle Driver

Cahuilla Band Of Indians•Anza, CA

48d•$21 - $23•Hybrid

About The Position

The Cahuilla Shuttle Program is launching its first year of service. The Shuttle Bus Driver provides safe, courteous, and reliable transportation services for Cahuilla Tribal Members and local community riders in accordance with established schedules and routes. This position is responsible for ensuring passenger safety, vehicle care, and positive rider interactions. The role is anticipated to transition over time to a full-time position.

Requirements

Valid California driver’s license: Class B with passenger endorsement required. Ability to obtain as condition of employment may be accepted.
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work with diverse community members, including elders, youth, and individuals with disabilities.
Successfully pass background investigation and livescan fingerprinting
Clean Driving record
Clearance must meet eligibility under Cahuilla Band of Indians vehicle insurance.
Pre-employment Drug Screening.

Nice To Haves

Prior passenger driving experience is preferred, especially with community or public transit services.
Familiarity of the local geography and community is a plus.
Knowledge of DOT/DMV rules, ADA requirements, and transit safety standards preferred.

Responsibilities

Operate the shuttle bus along assigned routes and schedules, ensuring safe and timely transportation.
Assist passengers as needed, including elders and individuals with mobility challenges.
Maintain cleanliness of the vehicle interior and conduct pre- and post-trip inspections.
Report any safety concerns, incidents, or mechanical issues promptly to the Operations Director/Manager.
Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections; maintain a clean and orderly vehicle.
Comply with all traffic laws, safety protocols, and program policies.
Accurately log ridership data and submit required reports.
Provide professional, courteous passenger service, including assistance for elderly, youth, and riders with mobility needs.
Participate in training, safety meetings, and community outreach as assigned
Assist with community outreach to promote shuttle usage and gather rider feedback.