What are the responsibilities and job description for the Fleet Technician / School Bus Driver - 40 hours - 11 months position at Santa Cruz City Schools?
Fleet Technician / School Bus Driver - 40 hours - 11 months at Santa Cruz City Schools
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25.59 - 28.17 Per Hour
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Under the direction of the Supervisor-Transportation, transport students over scheduled routes; ensure safety of students while being transported to an assigned location on a designated route; maintain order and discipline among passengers on the bus; perform regular safety inspections of the buses; operate the school bus in a safe manner.
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Education and Experience: Any combination equivalent to: graduating from high school and two years of bus driving experience, repair and maintenance involving buses and other SCCS vehicles or a combination of training and experience that would provide the applicant with the required knowledge and abilities to successfully perform job duties. Licenses and other Requirements: - Valid California Commercial Driver’s License Class A or B with appropriate endorsements to operate a school bus as a school bus driver. - Valid First Aid and CPR Certificate issues by an authorized agency. - Valid California Special driver’s certificate (DL45), unrestricted except for #1-Automatic Transmission Only. - Valid Medical Examiner’s Certificate. - Comply with District policy and US Department of Transportation’s drug and alcohol testing regulations including random, reasonable suspicious and post-accident testing. - Attend in-services and training required to maintain licenses and certificates. - A safe driving record in accordance with the requirements of the California Department of Motor Vehicles is required. - Incumbents must be a minimum of 21 years of age. Knowledge of: - Safe and defensive driving practices. - Proper operation, inspection and maintenance of school buses. - Applicable Federal, State, Local and District codes, directives and regulations for the transportation of students and inspecting and maintaining school buses. - Tools and terminology used in vehicle service and repair work. - Diesel, gasoline, and alternatively fueled engines and related tools or equipment used for preventative maintenance procedures and minor repairs. - Fuel, fluids, and chemicals used in maintenance and operation of buses and other automotive vehicles, including gasoline, oil, transmission or brake fluid, battery acid, etc. - Basic first aid procedures. - Basic record-keeping techniques. - Proper lifting techniques.
- Letter of Introduction
- Resume
Requirements / Qualifications
Education and Experience: Any combination equivalent to: graduating from high school and two years of bus driving experience, repair and maintenance involving buses and other SCCS vehicles or a combination of training and experience that would provide the applicant with the required knowledge and abilities to successfully perform job duties. Licenses and other Requirements: - Valid California Commercial Driver’s License Class A or B with appropriate endorsements to operate a school bus as a school bus driver. - Valid First Aid and CPR Certificate issues by an authorized agency. - Valid California Special driver’s certificate (DL45), unrestricted except for #1-Automatic Transmission Only. - Valid Medical Examiner’s Certificate. - Comply with District policy and US Department of Transportation’s drug and alcohol testing regulations including random, reasonable suspicious and post-accident testing. - Attend in-services and training required to maintain licenses and certificates. - A safe driving record in accordance with the requirements of the California Department of Motor Vehicles is required. - Incumbents must be a minimum of 21 years of age. Knowledge of: - Safe and defensive driving practices. - Proper operation, inspection and maintenance of school buses. - Applicable Federal, State, Local and District codes, directives and regulations for the transportation of students and inspecting and maintaining school buses. - Tools and terminology used in vehicle service and repair work. - Diesel, gasoline, and alternatively fueled engines and related tools or equipment used for preventative maintenance procedures and minor repairs. - Fuel, fluids, and chemicals used in maintenance and operation of buses and other automotive vehicles, including gasoline, oil, transmission or brake fluid, battery acid, etc. - Basic first aid procedures. - Basic record-keeping techniques. - Proper lifting techniques.
- Letter of Introduction
- Resume
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