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Bellflower, CA

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Bellflower Unified School District

BUS DRIVER

Job Description

OPEN UNTIL FILLED
Make a Real Difference in Students' Lives Every Day Seeking skilled professional drivers for a rewarding career where safety meets community impact.
THREE POSITIONS AVAILABLE
10 Calendar Months (Aug
  • Jun)
  • 5 Hours Per Day Your Mission Drive state-of-the-art school buses, ensuring students arrive safely and on time. Work under our Transportation Manager's guidance while maintaining the highest safety standards and creating a positive environment for student passengers. Why This Role Matters
  • Be a Safety Guardian
  • Your expertise protects our most precious cargo
  • Positive Role Model
  • Often the first friendly face students see each morning
  • Specialized Professional
  • Requires Class B CDL + California School Bus Driver Certificate
  • Direct Student Impact
  • Make a difference in young lives daily What Makes This Position Unique Unlike office-based Transportation Specialists or management roles, you're on the front lines with students. You'll combine advanced driving expertise with student supervision
  • a skilled professional who bridges transportation safety and educational support.
Your Leadership Role You'll have real responsibility: Maintain order and appropriate behavior on your bus Provide crucial direction during emergencies Serve as calm, authoritative presence during field trips Exercise professional judgment and quick thinking Perfect For Experienced commercial drivers who want meaningful work that uses their professional skills while making a positive impact on student success. Ready to combine your driving expertise with rewarding community service? Examples of Duties Your Daily Responsibilities
  • Safe Transportation Operations Navigate designated routes with precision timing Execute legal and defensive driving practices Ensure full compliance with traffic and student transportation regulations
  • Student Safety & Supervision Maintain positive order and discipline following District policies Monitor safe street crossings and boarding procedures Assist special education students with specialized care protocols Handle emergency situations and administer first aid when needed
  • Vehicle Maintenance & Safety Conduct thorough daily safety inspections (brakes, lights, doors, mirrors) Maintain clean, safe bus conditions inside and out Monitor fluid levels, tire pressure, and mechanical functions Perform post-trip inspections to ensure no passengers remain aboard
  • Special Activities & Events Transport students and faculty to field trips, sports events, and activities Load/unload luggage and equipment as needed Meet precise departure and arrival schedules
  • Communication & Documentation Maintain detailed records, logs, and inspection reports Communicate effectively with parents, District personnel, and students Conduct evacuation drills and safety training with students Use two-way radio and communication technologies What You Bring to the Team
  • Professional Expertise:
    Safe and defensive driving mastery Knowledge of traffic laws and student transportation regulations School bus operation expertise First aid and emergency response capabilities
  • Essential Skills:
    Student management and discipline techniques Strong interpersonal communication (all ages and abilities) Detail-oriented record-keeping and reporting Ability to follow complex routes and meet tight schedules Patience, tact, and professional courtesy
  • Technical Abilities:
    Vehicle maintenance and safety inspection proficiency Two-way radio and communication equipment operation Quick decision-making in emergency situations Physical capability for equipment handling and student assistance Typical Qualifications Minimum Qualifications
  • Education & Experience High school diploma or equivalent 6 months driving buses or commercial vehicles
Preferred:
Experience transporting school-aged children
Alternative:
District-approved training program may substitute for experience
  • Required Licenses & Certifications Valid California Class B CDL with passenger and air brake endorsements California School Bus Driver Certificate First Aid & CPR certification (must obtain within 6 months of hire) Medical Examiner's Certificate (renewed every 2 years; annually if 65+) Preferred Qualifications Mountain Driver Certification Bilingual English-Spanish ability
  • Ongoing Requirements Maintain clean, satisfactory driving record Maintain insurability status Keep all certifications current throughout employment
Supplemental Information Work Environment Primary:
School bus cabin and outdoor locations
Weather:
All-season driving including adverse conditions
Exposure:
Vehicle fumes, dust, cleaning chemicals, and maintenance oils
Safety:
Traffic hazards and emergency response situations
Students:
Various behavior levels and noise environments
Equipment:
Ladder work for inspections and maintenance•
Physical Demands Sitting:
Extended periods while operating vehicles
Lifting:
Up to 50 lbs (equipment, luggage, supplies)
Mobility:
Climbing steps/ladders, bending, kneeling, crouching
Dexterity:
Reaching, pulling, pushing (doors, controls, overhead compartments)
Senses:
Clear vision for safe driving and student monitoring
Communication:
Speaking and hearing for passenger interaction and radio use This role is ideal for individuals who enjoy active, varied work environments and direct interaction with students.

Benefits

  • Dental Insurance