Van Driver; Substitute

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Substitute Van Driver - Will train

Step 0 = $21.66

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Must be 21 years of age
• Must have the physical capability of performing and perform a daily pre-trip inspection as mandated
• Must be physically able to wear a seat belt
• Be physically qualified as determined by an annual physical examination meeting the criteria established by the Ohio Department of Education, Form T-8
• Complete pre-service and in-service training, as per Rule  of the Administrative Code, to operate a school van and know the Transportation Laws and Regulations prior to testing by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
• Hold a current driver’s license
• Demonstrate ability to cope with stressful situations, including students with disabilities
• Possess or upgrade skills through formal and/or in-service training related to student transportation
• Have a satisfactory work and driving record verified through references and reports from BCI, FBI, BMV, or law enforcement
• Understand the role of pupil transportation in education and meet all legal and policy requirements
• Pass pre-employment drug and all job-related drug/alcohol screens as required by Ohio law

REPORTS TO: Transportation Coordinator

SUPERVISES: Children on the bus

POSITION GOAL: To provide safe and efficient transportation of students

EVALUATION: Performance evaluated by the Transportation Coordinator, once a year for continuing contract, then every three years, with additional evaluations as needed.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Clean the van and handle repairs and maintenance as needed
• Complete mandated pre-trip inspections daily
• Comply with all Ohio laws, ODE, and district policies related to drug/alcohol testing
• Obey traffic laws and safety regulations for school buses
• Follow schedule and route, supervise students, and enforce rules
• Report student behavior issues and incidents accurately and promptly
• Report mechanical issues and delays
• Attend safety meetings and keep the van fueled and maintained
• Use professional language and conduct on duty
• Follow Ohio law and district policies on electronic device use
• Maintain personal grooming, punctuality, positive attitude, flexibility, and sound decision-making
• Communicate effectively with colleagues and parents, maintain confidentiality, and represent the school positively
• Perform other duties as assigned, including field trips

SENIORITY LEVEL: Entry level

EMPLOYMENT TYPE: Part-time

JOB FUNCTION: Management and Manufacturing

INDUSTRIES: Education Administration Programs