School Bus Driver

Overview

With offices across the country, A&A services a diverse portfolio of facilities including laboratory and regulated environments, commercial office buildings, schools, hospitals, government facilities, industrial buildings and many more. Founded in 1973, A&A has been committed to providing clean and safe environments for building occupants supporting our pledge to always put People First™.

The focus of the role is to provide day to day outstanding cleaning and maintenance service to our customers. Con oficinas en todo el país, A&A brinda servicios a una cartera diversa de instalaciones que incluyen laboratorios y entornos regulados, edificios de oficinas comerciales, escuelas, hospitales, instalaciones gubernamentales, edificios industriales y muchos más.

Fundada en 1973, A&A se ha comprometido a proporcionar entornos limpios y seguros para los ocupantes de los edificios, respaldando nuestro compromiso de poner siempre a las personas primero™. El objetivo del puesto es proporcionar día a día un excelente servicio de limpieza y mantenimiento a nuestros clientes. Job Skills / Requirements Job Description School bus drivers pick up students at stops along established routes and drop them off at school.

They may also transport students and faculty to special events, such as field trips or sporting events. School bus drivers are typically employed Full-time during the school year, often working split shifts in the mornings and afternoons. They may fulfill other duties at the school in their extra time, taking on part-time work as janitors.

Duties School bus drivers must be attentive to traffic and weather conditions while staying on schedule and ensuring the safety of passengers. They must ensure that their vehicles are operating properly each day by testing brakes, tires and other components. Drivers are also responsible for maintaining a safe environment within the bus by enforcing rules of conduct and responding to emergencies.

They must keep track of the amount of fuel used, number of students transported and miles driven, which they typically report to supervisors each week. School Bus Driver Requirements Training School bus drivers are not required to hold college degrees; however, they typically must complete formal training programs to serve in the occupation.

Training programs generally consist of both didactic and practical instruction. They learn basic federal and state rules and regulations, as well as clerical and customer service skills. Trainees also complete driving exercises, such as turning, parking and controlling the bus. They may practice driving routes under the supervision of qualified bus drivers.

Commercial Driver's License School bus drivers are required to hold commercial driver's licenses (CDLs), obtained through their state department of transportation. Earning a CDL entails passage of knowledge and skills tests regulated by the federal government. Drivers may also be subject to background checks, physicals and random drug screenings.

Endorsements Along with a CDL, school bus drivers are required to earn first a passenger endorsement and then a school bus endorsement. These endorsements, mandated by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, can be obtained through a candidate's state licensing agency. Obtaining these endorsements entails passage of driving tests and written exams that cover applicable topics, such as loading and unloading children, emergency procedures and state and federal regulations.

Drivers take the skills test in the same type of vehicle they'll be operating on the job. There are no educational requirements for school bus drivers. Those seeking this position must obtain a commercial driver's license as well as a passenger and school bus endorsement. School bus drivers typically must complete a formal training program.

Additional Information / Benefits Benefits: Paid Sick Days, Paid Holidays