SCHOOL BUS DRIVER_ Transport PMD Brault Inc.

Description of the position

Interested in school transportation?

Step into the wonderful world of school bus driving!

We’re looking for a part-time school bus driver, ideally someone who already holds a Class 1 or Class 2 license at Beauharnois!

Take the road with Transport PMD Brault Inc.

There’s nothing better than accompanying Charlotte from Grade 1 to Grade 6. Transport PMD Brault Inc., is seeking school bus drivers to safely transport students to and from school in the region of Montérégie at Beauharnois. Be part of the daily journey of dozens of young students!

Morning and afternoon, you’ll be responsible for inspecting your vehicle, driving safely, maintaining discipline on board, and making multiple stops to pick up and drop off children. Rain or shine, we count on you to get them to school safely.

Do you want…

  • A flexible schedule tailored to your needs
  • Extra income without sacrificing your balance
  • A successful work-life harmony
  • To be part of a dedicated and welcoming team
  • To work in a friendly and relaxed environment

Are you someone who…

  • Is autonomous and resourceful
  • Enjoys working with people
  • Has a strong sense of responsibility and organization
  • Is patient and reliable

We have the PERFECT JOB FOR YOU! SCHOOL BUS DRIVER

ARE YOU ON BOARD?

The path to school starts with you !

Here are the areas that need you:

  • Beauharnois
  • Châteauguay
  • Valleyfield

Nothing beats our little extras

  • Hiring bonus up to $1, with the Fidelibus program
  • Attendance bonus up to $2, with the Fidelibus program
  • Stable schedule aligned with the school calendar (spring break, holiday season, etc.)
  • Paid leave for pedagogical days and snowstorms
  • Hourly wage: $,
  • Training if you don’t have a Class 2 license

Nothing beats your new routine

  • Drive the vehicle to transport children to school or home
  • Ensure the safety of children when they board and exit the bus and when they cross the street at the bus stop
  • Maintain discipline on board the vehicle
  • Keep mandatory reports up to date (RDS report, daily log, etc.)
  • Perform vehicle safety checks;
  • Keep the vehicle clean;
  • Refuel the vehicle at the end of the day.

Team up with a leader in its field.

BUSBUSBUS is a group of branches, including les Transport PMD Brault Inc., by driving with us, you are choosing the success and stability of a large company, but above all, committing to play an essential role in the education of young people in your community. That’s something to be proud of.

Requirements

  • No criminal record related to the job;
  • Good driving record;
  • Good knowledge of the area;
  • The minimum age to hold a school bus driver’s license in Quebec is ;
  • Two years of driving experience;
  • Spoken and written language: French;
  • Class 1 license (an asset);
  • Class 2 license (an asset);
  • Class 4B license (an asset);
  • Class 5 license (required)
  • Valid Canadian work permit (required)
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