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Occasional travel required: (less than 10 days per year) by automobile (as driver and passenger), commercial airlines, rental vehicles and public transportation and be able to lodge in public facilities.
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Additional Requirements Travel Occasional travel required: (less than 10 days per year) by automobile (as driver and passenger), commercial airlines, rental vehicles and public transportation and be able to lodge in public facilities.
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Must be capable of occasional travel (less than 10 days per year) by automobile (as driver and passenger), commercial airlines, rental vehicles and public transportation and be able to lodge in public facilities.
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Workflow platforms such as JHA Enterprise Workflow, Synergy, Silverlake, Synapsis, Cognos, or other Jack Henry (JHA) software that requires a working knowledge of enterprise workflow system administration including the setup of users, groups, security permissions, Active Directory integration, line-of-business integration and external system calls.
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Tell a friend about School Bus Driver - Kalispell. School Bus Driver - Kalispell. Report any problems or unusual occurrences to the Transportation Supervisor. By 2/14/2022 Transportation and Warehousing.
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Complete all records/reports timely and accurately such as pre-trip, post trip, route logs, mileage, student counts, seating charts, student reports, time sheets, and stop arm violations and submit to Transportation Department.
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May operate company non-commercial vehicle to deliver a product to the customer as directed by the Transportation Supervisor. Driver Helper will be responsible for delivering orders to customers on time and in good condition while maintaining a professional demeanor along with using preferred work methods to perform the job safely and successfully while satisfying the customer.
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Operation of a two-way radio. Assist students/passengers boarding and unloading the bus when necessary, including wheelchair students and adaptive equipment. Adhere to all federal, state, local, and school district regulations, including random drug/alcohol testing.
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Deliver food and related items to customers by unloading product from trailer and transporting it to a specified location. Unload and verify all returning products with the appropriate check-in personnel.
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Be hospitable, creative and act responsibly in meeting the transportation requests of residents and guests. Purpose: This position is to provide safe, efficient, and professional medical, shopping, and community outing transportation services to residents of the Immanuel Community.
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Driver Duties:Provides transportation within the Flathead Valley in the ASSIST van or other designated vehicle. Assists with non-medical needs including, but not limited to; overseeing trips to the laundry, coordination of appointments and/or transportation and providing shower and/or medication reminders.
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