Farm Labor Bus Driver

The Role:

The Farm Labor Bus Driver safely operates a commercial bus to transport employees to and from designated sites while adhering to all traffic laws, regulations, and company safety policies. This position is responsible for conducting pre-trip and post-trip inspections to ensure the bus is in good working condition and performs related work. Location(s): Salinas, CA; Imperial, CA; Yuma, AZ Key Responsibilities Transportation & Safety Drive a commercial farm labor bus to designated locations. Perform pre‑trip and post‑trip inspections. Follow all traffic laws and company safety policies. Maintain a professional, courteous environment and enforce passenger safety rules. Daily Duties Check tires, brakes, lights, fluids, and safety equipment. Keep the bus clean and aisles clear; perform occasional deep cleaning. Maintain portable toilets and water jugs; adjust shade and reposition bus as needed for crew access. Occasionally operate other vehicles onsite. Documentation & Reporting Complete daily logs, passenger counts, and required paperwork. Report delays, incidents, mechanical issues, or roadside inspections. Compliance & Emergency Preparedness Follow federal, state, and local transportation regulations. Stay current with required licenses and certifications. Know and follow emergency and evacuation procedures. Additional Duties May be required to relocate based on seasonal operational needs and business requirements. May be required to perform duties outside the primary role to support operational needs. May be required to operate equipment or perform other duties as assigned, with proper training and certification. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent preferred. Minimum 1 year of Class B driving experience. Valid Class B license, clean driving record, Farm Labor Vehicle certification, Medical Certificate, and current T‑01 form. Participation in DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing Program. Strong communication and interpersonal skills; bilingual English/Spanish preferred. Ability to work at least six days per week with reliable attendance. Physical & Work Environment Extended sitting while driving; frequent walking, bending, and use of hands. Requires close, distance, and color vision. Exposure to outdoor weather, mechanical parts, and occasional chemicals; moderate noise levels.