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The Transportation Field Supervisor at Peoria Public Schools District 150 is responsible for planning, organizing, supervising, and coordinating various aspects of the transportation department. This includes overseeing personnel employment, bus driver training and licensing programs, vehicle safety inspections, and pupil safety education programs. The supervisor will enforce compliance with transportation safety codes, regulations, and contract specifications, ensuring that all operations meet the required standards. In this role, the supervisor will manage a large staff of district employees and contract carrier-employed bus drivers who are engaged in the daily transportation of school children. This involves coordinating the recruitment, screening, selection, processing, evaluation, discipline, and termination of transportation department staff and bus drivers. The supervisor will also interpret and enforce collective bargaining agreements and act as a subject matter expert during union negotiations. Additionally, the supervisor will oversee in-service training programs for department staff, manage safety programs, and coordinate mandatory drug and alcohol testing in compliance with the Omnibus Transportation Employee Testing Act. The role requires supervising the inspection and maintenance of district and contract carrier equipment, ensuring compliance with safety standards and regulatory requirements. The supervisor will also handle public complaints regarding driver performance and conduct audits of bus operations. The position involves representing the department in various hearings, assisting in budget development, and ensuring compliance with safety standards set by the Illinois code of regulations and the U.S. Department of Transportation. The supervisor will analyze accident factors and risk management practices, select and train staff, and prepare reports as needed. Overall, this position is crucial for maintaining the safety and efficiency of the transportation services provided to students in the district.