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Must be at least 18 years of age; for New York School Bus Assistants, must be at least 19 years of age per state law. Company name is : Durham School Services. To support the safe and reliable transportation of students by assisting the bus driver with the movement, management and care of students while they are being transported to an assigned destination as well as when they are boarding or leaving the vehicle.
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New York State School Bus Incentive Program. Support NYSERDA's EV charging programs throughout the program development and execution process and collaborate with other agencies (NYSDOT, NYSDEC, DPS, NYPA) on EV charging program development and execution.
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High level of professionalism and diplomacy skills to work with students, fellow employees, parents, and school district personnel. Display the highest ethical and professional behavior in working with fellow employees, supervisors, parents, and school personnel; always promoting company goodwill.
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We are fostering the development of safe cities, working with police departments and municipalities to install over 4,000 red-light, speed, and school bus stop arm safety cameras across North America.
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