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Niagara Falls Coach Lines
19A Certified Examiner
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A Transportation Safety Manager is responsible for ensuring compliance with all transportation safety matters, legislative and regulatory, relating to an organization's day to day operations. Will provide specialist advice to the management and employees of the organization. May organize training to improve employee understanding of best transportation safety practice.
$63,480 / year median in New York
+14% projected growth
Job Description
The role of a 19A Certified Examiner is to maintain driver's eligibility status, along with records, which comply with NYS 19A requirements. They will also act as a Safety Supervisor, by ensuring safety among drivers when handling their vehicles. If an accident were to occur they must report it immediately and accurately. Duties Manage training staff Teach two (2) week para-transit training class Complete and maintain required 19A paperwork on new and existing drivers Conduct 19A road tests on new and existing drivers Re-instruct drivers when they have accidents/incidents Make sure new trainees can operate vehicles appropriately Ensure all employees follow company policy and procedures, and rules on the road at all times. Responsible for the supervision, training, orientation and testing of new and experienced drivers. Make recommendations, to Supervisors, for hiring new drivers Observe drivers on routes, loading/unloading students, and parking of buses Maintain 19A files as required, including ensuring staff are meeting 19A regulations May operate a school bus or fill in for dispatcher, as needed Other duties as required Safety Supervisor Monitors driver pre and post trip inspections and equipment issues (e.g., lights, clips, strobe, brakes) and takes corrective action. Contact emergency services regarding vehicle collisions. Performs driver road checks (e.g., bus stops-early/late arrivals; safety, speeding, railroad crossings); also observes drivers for work readiness (e.g., uniform, safety vest, appearance). Investigates incidents/accidents for example, identifies facts on-the-scene, and takes photos. Completes various compliance activities, for example, motor vehicle records, background checks, non-compliance list, route signs on buses, GAP applications, accident reports, records safety compliance data. Dispatches as needed.