Temporary Bus Driver - Kipling

Prairie Valley School Division; Kipling; On-site; CAD 35,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Pension plan

Family-friendly policy

Job summary

Prairie Valley School Division seeks a dedicated Bus Driver to provide safe, reliable transport for students to and from school and related activities.

You will operate a school bus, follow provincial traffic laws, and apply positive behaviour strategies while working with students in diverse conditions. The role includes health benefits, a pension plan, and a family-friendly policy.

Qualifications

• Must hold and maintain a Saskatchewan Class 1-5 Driver's License for at least 2 years.
• Must hold a valid School Bus Endorsement (training available for non-licensed drivers).
• Clear driver’s abstract with no major infractions; SGI records for last 5 years required.
• Satisfactory medical examinations in accordance with The Highway Traffic Act.
• First Aid Certification or willingness to obtain one at Prairie Valley School Division's expense.

Responsibilities

• Provide safe and efficient transportation to school and school-related activities.
• Operate a school bus safely and confidently.
• Adhere to The Highway and Transportation Act and The Traffic Safety Act.
• Apply positive reinforcement strategies for student behaviour.
• Work with minimal supervision in varied climates and road conditions.

Skills

Safe driving

Knowledge of Saskatchewan Acts

Driver training knowledge

Behavior management

Patience with children

Independent work

Education

Saskatchewan Class 1-5 License (2+ yrs)

School Bus Endorsement

Medical fitness per Highway Traffic Act

First Aid Certification

Job description

Job Purpose: Bus Driver is responsible to provide safe and efficient transportation to and from school and school-related activities, working as part of a team to contribute to the growth and development of children and youth.

Knowledge, Skills And Abilities

• Ability to safely and confidently operate a school bus
• Good working knowledge of The Highway and Transportation Act and The Traffic Safety Act
• Good working knowledge of the Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook and Saskatchewan Commercial Driver's Handbook
• Good understanding of, and ability to apply, a range of student behaviour strategies focused on positive reinforcement of desired behaviour
• Demonstrated patience, maturity and experience working with children
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision

Qualifications

• Must hold and maintain a valid Saskatchewan Class 1-5 Driver's License for at least 2 years.
• Must hold a valid School Bus Endorsement
  • training is available for non-licensed school bus drivers
• Clear driver's abstract, with no major infractions
  • A current Driver's Abstract from SGI detailing all (personal and commercial) driving records for the last 5 years must be submitted with your application
  • A copy of the abstract can be:
    • uploaded to your online application,
    • emailed to [e-mail] or
    • faxed to 306-543-1771.
• Satisfactory medical examinations in accordance with The Highway Traffic Act
• First Aid Certification or be willing to obtain one at Prairie Valley School Division's expense.

Working Conditions

• Full time bus routes are paid at daily base rate of $58.63plus a per km rate calculated at $0.23/km
  • The mileage for all routes will be paid at least at the minimum of 90 kms for a total of $79.33 per day
• 100% employer paid health benefits plan
• Employer matched pension plan
• Drivers with young children may take their children with them on the bus
• Subject to CUPE Agreement
• Commencing as soon as possible and ending February 12, 2027 or upon return of incumbent, whichever is earlier. There is a possibility for an extension.
• Working in varied climates and differing road conditions
• Physical ability to load and unload students in wheelchairs may be required.

Prairie Valley School Division supports the principles of a representative workforce and welcomes applications from all qualified candidates.