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Fidelity Transportation - Transportation of students

Driver with Chauffeur License part time split shift- Wayne, Garden City, Westland, Dearborn Heights

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Job Description

DRIVER FOR SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS
Looking for a rewarding career with a family owned business in a stable and growing industry ? We are looking for drivers to transport students with special needs to and from school. This is a split shift. We use company minivans and gas cards. Driver can keep the minivan at home for convenience. Residents of Wayne, Westland, Garden City, Redford, Dearborn Heights will be prioritized for this opportunity. We need professional, compassionate, and responsible drivers able to
  • Treat our customers with care
  • Prioritize safety
  • Act responsibly Shifts run approximately 6:30AM-9AM and resume for 1:15PM-4:15PM.
Must be available to work Monday through Friday on school days. On some days during an early dismissal, the students will have to return home during late morning hours. Compensation packages vary depending upon experience. Candidates must have a good driving record, clean background, drugs free and chauffer's license.
Job Type:
Part-time Pay:
Up to $20.00 per hour Application Question(s): Random drug screening is a must. Apply only if will pass. Will you work Monday through Friday if necessary? In which zip code do you reside?
License/Certification:
Chauffeur's Permit (Required)
Work Location:
In person
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