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The Shuttle Bus Driver operates company vehicles to transfer offenders or detainees between agencies while maintaining their custody, safety, and security. The role includes reviewing relevant inmate records, completing required transfer paperwork, communicating information to personnel, and following company policies, contractual agreements, traffic laws, and applicable Federal, State, FMCSA, and DOT regulations. Drivers inspect vehicles before and after trips, report potential safety defects, and clean transport vehicles after each transfer while maintaining sanitation logs. The position also requires accountability for staff, inmates, and property, promoting appropriate social behavior, and responding to security or medical issues. The role involves continuous vehicle operation and may require prolonged standing, walking, or sitting; climbing stairs and working at heights; occasional searches, restraint of assaultive offenders, and lifting or carrying up to 50–100 pounds. Drivers must remain awake and alert, may be exposed to outdoor conditions and OC spray, and must be able to respond rapidly to potential security or medical incidents. Reasonable accommodations may be made for qualified individuals with disabilities when doing so would not cause undue hardship.
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