Driver

St. George's University · St. George's,Remotemid

In short

▸Conducir autobuses universitarios para estudiantes, personal y visitantes en rutas preestablecidas.
▸Realizar inspecciones diarias del vehículo, mantenerlo limpio y reportar fallas o incidentes de inmediato.
▸Trabajo en turnos rotativos, incluyendo noches y horas extrañas, en un entorno dinámico y exigente.

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What they ask for

✓6+ años de experiencia conduciendo
✓Licencia C1 válida
✓Visión 20/20 con o sin lentes
✓Capacidad para levantar 50 libras
✓Disponibilidad para turnos rotativos, incluyendo noches
✓Capacidad para interactuar positivamente con estudiantes y personal

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C1 LicenceVehicle Inspection SheetLED signsMagnetic signsRGPF traffic lawsBasic mechanical skillsRandom drug screeningSafety violation reportingBusing schedulesUniform wearing

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St. Georgeâs University invites applicants for the position of DRIVER within the Transportation Department Job Description Objective Drivers within the transportation department are responsible for operating SGU buses to transport students, faculty, staff, and other authorized personnel, in a safe and controlled manner. Drivers play a pivotal role in enhancing the student success by providing a safe and reliable service along pre-determined routes to and from campus. The driver is expected to conduct himself in a professional manner which reflects the ethos of St. Georgeâs University. Essential Functions Communicate with passengers and employers regarding delays or any issues along a route. Complete a daily vehicle inspection sheet prior to operating any SGU vehicle. The completed sheet is to be handed to the duty supervisor once completed. Should maintenance or cleaning be required, you are to inform your supervisor immediately and list any such issues on the daily inspection form Adhere to the busing schedules Wearing issued uniform in a presentable manner Observance of all Government traffic laws and best practices which are enforced by the RGPF, All accidents, penalties and fines, as a result of driving, on and off the job, must be reported immediately to the Transportation Manager. Report all mechanical issues to management (manager or supervisor) as soon as is possible. Prior to commencing duty, ensure route destination signs reflect designated route and is clearly visible, LED & Magnetic signs should both be used. Follow all recommended health and safety practices ensuring the safety of the driver and all passengers Maintain the assigned vehicle in a clean and tidy state Any issues or concerns which involve students, faculty or staff should be reported to the transportation manager or supervisor at the earliest convenience. Confrontation with any of our passengers should be avoided. Perform any other related duties as assigned by the transportation manager/supervisor or other appropriate administrator Observe safety regulations and policies and perform other job-related tasks. Promptly report all safety violation, including colleagues suspected of being under the influence of drugs or alcohol on the job. Must be student centric and possess the ability to interact with students, faculty, and staff in a positive manner Essential Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Should be willing to learn local areas of interest and to plan the safest route to and from those areas Skillful at maneuvering of large or small vehicles along and around narrow and tight roads Confident in basic mechanical skills 20/20 vision with or without glasses or contacts Willingness to submit to random drug screening Able to occasionally lift 50 pounds Ability to adapt to changing situations within the working environment Work Environment/Physical Demands Drivers within the transportation department are expected to work in varying conditions. In addition, drivers are exposed to other environmental hazards during their daily duties, including the following: Engine noise A/C blower noise Conversations between passengers especially the late-night revelers Buzzer noise Hours and Travel St. Georgeâs University is a 24 hour operation, therefore drivers may be required to transport members of our community as necessary. Drivers are expected to work a rotational shift system. Qualifications 6+ years of driving experience Numerate and literate with the ability to complete basic forms and documents A valid C1 Licence St. George's University is an equal opportunity employer.

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