Part-Time School Van Monitor: Safe Transport & Training

Butler'S Bus Service Inc.; Pembroke; Vor Ort; GBP 15.000 - 22.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

401(k) plan option

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Company-paid life insurance

Paid training

Zusammenfassung

Butler's Bus is seeking a School Van Monitor to assist with student transportation, ensuring safe entry/exit, belt use and proper seating. The role offers 20-25 hours per week and $18.00 per hour, plus paid training and benefits.

You will help keep children safe on routes and participate in on-the-job instruction to meet company standards. Responsibilities include supervising student behavior, communicating with staff, and using the two-way radio to coordinate with drivers.

Qualifikationen

• Must be 18 years or older.
• Ability to pass background check and drug screen.
• Clear English communication (spoken and written).

Aufgaben

• Safely assist students as needed, helping them enter and exit the vehicle and secure them with lap/shoulder belts.
• Monitor student behavior and provide appropriate guidance and direction.
• Report unsafe or inappropriate student behavior to management and follow corrective steps as assigned.
• Must communicate effectively in English with students, parents, teachers and Butler's Bus staff.
• Demonstrate effective use of Butler's Bus two-way radio system.
• Have the physical capability to install car seats and booster seats and follow supervisor directions.
• Show willingness to work with school age children, including those with special needs.

Kenntnisse

English communication

Jobbeschreibung

Butler's Bus is seeking a School Van Monitor to assist with student transportation, ensuring safe entry/exit, belt use and proper seating. The role offers 20-25 hours per week and $18.00 per hour, plus paid training and benefits.

You will help keep children safe on routes and participate in on-the-job instruction to meet company standards. Responsibilities include supervising student behavior, communicating with staff, and using the two-way radio to coordinate with drivers.