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Valley Transit in Appleton, Wisconsin, seeks a city bus driver to support daily operations and provide reliable, safe transportation for riders. You will board passengers, collect fares, and ensure on-time service while maintaining safety checks and reporting ridership data.
Qualified applicants possess a Wisconsin Class B CDL with the P endorsement and a Federal Medical Card, plus the ability to work with the public, follow routes, and uphold ADA requirements.
Our top priority at Valley Transit is to help people get where they need to go – and we put a big emphasis on the word help. We are customer-focused and work hard to make sure we’re positively impacting our Fox Cities community. This position is responsible for the day-to-day operation of a city bus. Work involves safety inspection of bus prior to use, transporting riders to and from designated bus stops, collection of fares, and daily record keeping. Drivers work in an engaging and inclusive environment on a team that supports each other. Valley Transit employees also receive excellent benefits and work with state-of-the-art equipment while completing the essential service of connecting people with the family, friends, workplaces, and communities.
Requires considerable experience in the operation of buses and related equipment supplemented by experience working with the general public or any equivalent combination of experience and training which provides the following knowledge, abilities and skills:
Possess and maintain a valid Wisconsin Class B Commercial Driver's License (CDL) with the P endorsement and a Federal Medical Card.
Valley Transit has a commitment to the public. We print schedules that tell our customers where and when they can catch their bus. We are committed to having a bus on a given route at a particular time to get riders to their destinations.
Drivers are assigned shifts between 2 and 10 hours long and may include “split” shifts. Overtime may be assigned by the employer on an inverse seniority basis. Stand-by drivers must be available on their primary phone during the AM availability period. (5AM-7:30AM Mon.–Fri., 7Am-12PM Sat.) and PM availability period (12PM-3:30PM Mon. – Fri.) when stand-by drivers are “on call” for unanticipated vacancies. During all other regular hours of operation, a driver is required to report for work when personally notified to do so. It is important that you are flexible and aware of the demands of the job, so we can continue to provide exceptional service for our customers and maintain a positive work culture. Stand by drivers do not have a choice of which shift or route they work. Watch the video at myvalleytransit.com/join-our-team to learn more about our culture.