Charter Driver

Charter Drivers are responsible for safely transporting clients and providing superior customer service.

Drivers must display strong communication skills, both written and oral, in interaction with other drivers, maintenance, operations, and the public they serve.

The ideal candidate is a self-starter, patient, and dedicated.

Shifts can include days, evenings, weekends and overnights.

• Complete charters as assigned
• Check the charter waybill to confirm details
• Drive safely and responsibly; be prepared for all road conditions
• Ensure compliance with Hours of Service
• Manage workload – ensure all details related to the assigned charter are understood
• Pre-and-post trip checks of the unit each time it is used
• Complete all applicable paperwork
• Maintain radio contact and use proper radio protocol
• Manage passenger behavior by quickly solving problems
• Communicate with dispatch at your scheduled time, prepared and ready to go
• Fuel bus as required; fuel cards are assigned to the individual
• Maintain a clean bus
• Complete and submit DVCRs
• Drop off or pick up units when requested by Operations or Maintenance
• Assist with school runs, as needed

• Class 1 or 2 driver’s license preferred; will provide license upgrade training for other license classes
• Possess, or be willing to obtain Q Endorsement
• Types of equipment driven can include transit, coach, and school bus; training provided
• Organized, punctual, and reliable