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The Arc of Ulster-Greene in Catskill, NY is seeking a Van Driver for its Transportation Department. The role involves transporting individuals with disabilities on split shifts (mornings and afternoons), Monday through Friday, with a focus on safety and reliable service.
A high school diploma or GED is preferred, and candidates must have an NYS Class B/C license (or Class D) with a passable driving record. Paid orientation is provided, and CDL training is offered with a goal to obtain a
Van Driversin our Transportation Department in Catskill work split shifts (mornings and afternoons), Monday through Friday, transporting individuals with disabilities. Drivers must exhibit a high degree of competence and responsibility for the safety of passengers being transported.
A high school diploma or GED is desired. A valid New York State Class B or C driver's license with/without Passenger Endorsement, or Class D and a driving record acceptable to The Arc of Ulster-Greene and basic computer knowledge are a must. An informative, paid new hire orientation is provided in a comfortable learning environment.
And we offerpaidCDL training! New hires will be expected to successfully obtain CDL license with Passenger Endorsement within 90 days of first day of employment.
HOURS: 40/Monday through Friday/variable split shifts, according to route schedule
STARTING SALARY:
$ 21.17 to $ 23.29 per hour for Driver without CDL/Passenger endorsement
$ 23.17 to $ 25.49 per hour for Driver with CDL/Passenger endorsement
High School Diploma or equivalent preferred.
Minimum 18 years’ of age with 6-months driving experience.
Must have a current and acceptable New York State Driver’s License which meets acceptable standards of the agency’s automobile insurance company.
Currently hold a CDL A, B or C (with a P endorsement) or the ability to acquire. The ability, when necessary, to become Article 19A qualified.
Experience working with individuals with developmental disability preferred .
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