Simulation Lab Driver- PRN

Texas Health•Fort Worth, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Simulation Lab Driver operates and maintains Texas Health Resources’ mobile simulation unit (MSTU), transporting it safely and on schedule along designated routes. The role includes conducting pre- and post-trip inspections, securing and parking the unit at destinations, maintaining mileage and fuel records, keeping the interior clean and comfortable, arranging car washes as needed, and assisting with loading and unloading equipment and supplies. The driver must follow Texas Health Resources’ fleet procedures and keep required driver and medical certifications current. The position also performs minor mechanical, electrical, and machining maintenance; inspects the unit for safety and maintenance needs; troubleshoots technical issues; and coordinates service and repairs with the field team, leadership, and vendors. Duties include obtaining approvals for parts and repairs, documenting repair and replacement work, communicating service-ticket updates, and following OSHA regulations and safe work practices. The role is PRN with a rotating schedule at Texas Health Fort Worth in Fort Worth, Texas. The department describes its environment as teamwork-oriented, friendly, welcoming, positive, and culturally diverse. Texas Health lists benefits including a 401(k), Employee Assistance Program, and discount programs.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Two years of CDL experience.
Driver’s License required upon hire.
Commercial Driver’s License required upon hire.
DOT CDL Medical Certificate required upon hire.

Nice To Haves

Two years of maintenance, repair, and mechanical experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Operate and maintain the Texas Health Resources mobile simulation unit (MSTU).
Drive the commercial vehicle safely, following safety policies, designated routes, schedules, and traffic regulations; determine and use safe, efficient routes.
Conduct written-checklist pre-trip and post-trip inspections.
Park at designated locations and secure the mobile unit as required.
Maintain mileage and fuel-receipt records for each destination.
Keep the mobile unit clean and its heating, cooling, and lighting adjusted for comfort; arrange car washes as needed.
Assist with loading and unloading equipment and supplies.
Follow Texas Health Resources’ Fleet Standard Operating Procedure.
Maintain a current Commercial Driver’s License, DOT Medical Certification, and other relevant certifications.
Deliver the mobile unit in a timely manner.
Perform minor and limited mechanical, electrical, and machining maintenance tasks.
Inspect the mobile unit for safety and maintenance requirements, troubleshoot technical issues, and offer solutions.
Collaborate with the field team to resolve problems and coordinate repairs.
Provide leadership with regular updates on service-ticket status, progress, and resolutions, including at monthly meetings.
Communicate with leadership, vendors, and the field team about service tickets.
Obtain necessary approvals for parts and repairs and maintain detailed records of repairs and replacements.
Follow OSHA regulations and safe work practices, and use tools and equipment skillfully and safely.