Overview
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATION: Ongoing / Until Filled
Position
POSITION TITLE: School Bus Drivers
Responsibilities
- Start and end bus runs at assigned times every workday.
- Correctly read and follow assigned routes.
- Pick up and deliver students at assigned times in assigned locations every workday.
- Obey and follow all state of Georgia and Coweta County School System bus safety rules, procedures and policies.
- Obey all State of Georgia traffic regulations, especially those dealing with school buses.
- Be able to lift and place disabled children in fire blanket and drag them to the emergency door.
- Supervise students while loading, riding and unloading buses.
- Cooperate with principals, teachers and parents.
- Cooperate with and maintain a good relationship with all other school system employees.
- Familiarize and effect compliance with Coweta County Public School Driver’s Manual.
- Perform any other duties as may be assigned by the Director of Transportation, and/or transportation personnel.
Training
The Transportation Office provides all required training and preparation for your commercial driver’s license evaluation and certification. Call Transportation Office for additional information, 770/254-2820
Required Education, Certification Or Training
- High School diploma or GED equivalent preferred, MVR/criminal/drug and alcohol review, passed state physical examination.
- Valid commercial driver’s license.
- Maintain a functional telephone service.
Required Experience
Large vehicle experience not required but may be a factor in final selection of successful applicant.
Required Skills
- Ability to follow oral and written instructions quickly and accurately;
- ability to carry out an emergency evacuation;
- ability to read road maps of various designs;
- ability to satisfactorily complete the school system driver training course;
- good communication skills;
- ability to lift 50 lbs. or more.
Non-Discrimination
The Coweta County School System does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, race, color, national origin, or disability in its educational programs, activities or employment practices.