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Wisconsin Independent Christian School

Bus Driver

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A Bus Driver drives buses and transport passengers along a designated route. Works for a city public transit system, regional bus company, or school district.

$43,417 / year median in Wisconsin

+4% projected growth

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Job Description

Wisconsin Independent Christian School is hiring a Bus Driver in Oshkosh, WI. This is a full-time position. No experience necessary; We will train onsite! School bus drivers pick up and drop off students along established routes. They may also transport students and faculty to special events, such as field trips or sporting events which may include nights or weekends. School bus drivers are typically employed during the school year (approximately 180 days) working split shifts of mornings and/or afternoons. The bus driver is an extension of the school. Each driver is considered a public relations agent of the school system and should provide safe, courteous, and reliable service.
Abilities, Skills and Knowledge Desired:
Must be reliable and responsibleMust be able to control all aspects of driving a bus, and know, understand, and obey all traffic rulesMust be able to exercise good judgment and remain calm in an emergency situationMust be able to read and understand a map, and operate a two-way radioBe accepting and relate to a variety of students and be able to maintain orderBe able to recognize bus mechanical safety hazardsMaintain working knowledge of first aid procedures and be ready to administer aidDrivers assigned to special needs routes require the physical stamina and stature to load, unload, and secure wheelchair students, willingness to endure exposure to inclement weather, skill to operate lifts, and knowledge of proper safety requirements of individual wheelchairsEstablish and maintain effective work relationships
Responsibilities:
Drive a school bus on a time schedule (maintaining a consistent schedule so that students/parents can plan accordingly); transporting students to and from their homes to a variety of possible school sites, and on field trips as assignedOversee the loading and unloading of students, ensuring the physical safety of the studentsMaintain a safe environment within the bus by enforcing school rules of conduct and responding to emergenciesKeep bus interior and exterior cleanComplete all pre-trip and post-trip inspections (check the condition of a vehicles tires, brakes, windshield wipers, lights, oil, fuel, water, and safety equipment and all other inspection areas to ensure that everything is in working order)Immediately report any bus malfunctions or needed repairsImmediately report any accident to the Administration and report delays or other traffic and transportation situationsBe attentive to traffic and inclement weather conditionsAttend meetings, programs, and in-service training as assigned or requestedIn case of any unforeseen disaster, take full responsibility to evacuate the students and move them to a secure placeFollow school policies and procedures related to the transportation programPerform other duties as assigned