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JOB TITLE: Bus Driver

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Possess and maintain a valid Alabama bus driver's license (ABL) and commercial driver’s license (CDL) with P/S endorsement.
  • Maintain a current Alabama School Bus Physical or ALDOT Health Card as required by state law or the Alabama State Department of Education.
  • Possess and maintain an acceptable motor vehicle record including the ability to remain insurable under school system insurance requirements.
  • Must meet background clearance as specified by Alabama statutes and State Board of Education regulations.

REPORTS TO: Transportation Coordinator

ANNUAL CALENDAR DAYS: 183 (9 Months)

RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Demonstrates support for the school system, its vision, goals, and
  • Adheres to all traffic laws and driving safety rules.
  • Prepares and submits monthly school bus reports as required.
  • Prepares and submits an accident report when involved in an accident.
  • Performs daily pre-trip inspection of the bus and completes and submits forms as required.
  • Performs post-trip inspection of the bus.
  • Performs duties in a courteous, professional manner.
  • Maintains a clean bus.
  • Maintains discipline while students are on the bus.
  • Reports students with discipline problems to the proper authority.
  • Reports all accidents immediately to the transportation office and other appropriate officials; follows school system procedures related to accidents and post-accident activities.
  • Regulates heating, cooling, and/or ventilation of the bus or vehicle for the comfort and safety of passengers.
  • Notifies supervisor and/or other appropriate authorities in case of mechanical failure of bus or lateness.
  • Maintains and uses communications and/or surveillance equipment on buses according to school system regulations.
  • Maintains cooperative and appropriate relationships with students, parents, community members, and other employees.
  • Picks up and discharges students at authorized stops in accordance with assigned route and schedule.
  • Prepares for and assists students in evacuating the bus when necessary.
  • Transports students on field trips and outings, athletic events, and other extracurricular or co-curricular events (evenings, nights, or other times) as assigned.
  • Attends scheduled training.
  • Maintains confidentiality regarding school/workplace matters in accordance with state and federal law.
  • Demonstrates initiative in identifying potential problems and/or opportunities for improvement in areas of responsibility.
  • Responds to inquiries and requests in a timely and positive manner.
  • Maintains and submits required reports, records, and correspondence in a timely and accurate manner.
  • Properly cares for tools, equipment, and material resources of the school system.
  • Adheres to school system rules, administrative procedures, local Board policies, and state, federal, and local laws.
  • Reports absences and takes leave in accordance with Board policies and procedures.
  • Reports identified mechanical needs to the Transportation Department.
  • Assumes other reasonable and equitable job-related duties assigned by the immediate supervisor(s).

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