Public Transportation Operator

JCSI is hiring a Public Transportation Operator in Mount Joy, PA, responsible for safely transporting passengers across several counties. The role involves operating a van/bus, performing vehicle maintenance, and ensuring passenger safety. Candidates must have a valid driver's license and open availability for variable shifts, including overtime. This safety-sensitive position requires compliance with drug and alcohol testing regulations.
Job Summary

This position reports to the Site Manager/Operations Supervisor and plays a critical role in providing safe and reliable transportation services to residents of Adams, Columbia, Cumberland, Franklin, Montour, Northumberland, Perry, Snyder, Union, and York Counties.
Responsibilities
• Operate an assigned van/bus to transport passengers in a safe, courteous, and professional manner according to the daily manifest schedule, which is subject to change throughout the day.
• Work variable shifts, irregular hours, and be available to work overtime or safety emergency response.
• Perform general servicing of vehicles, including general and detail cleaning, shuttling and fueling vehicles in accordance with the Maintenance Plan and other procedures.
• Prepare for your daily run by reporting to dispatch at your scheduled time in physical condition to fulfill the essential functions of driving a vehicle and adhering to the dress code.
• Ensure the vehicle is safe and reliable prior to operation by conducting an inspection, completing a daily pre- and post-trip inspection checklist on the Driver Vehicle Inspection Report (DVIR), and, if necessary, completing a non-compliance report and returning it to the Dispatcher or Supervisor for resolution.
• Maintain safe conditions by complying with traffic regulations, observing traffic conditions, avoiding dangerous situations, and enforcing passenger safety/conduct rules.
• Follow proper emergency procedures in the event of an accident, safety, and/or passenger incident by following established procedures, including notifying the dispatcher or supervisor, securing the accident/safety incident scene, tending to passengers, obtaining witness cards, deferring media statements to proper channels, and completing an accident report.
• Review critical incidents and exceptions to policy and/or goal achievement with Supervisor.
Requirements
• A valid driver's license.
• Open availability to work during any operating hours: Monday through Saturday, 3:30 AM - 11 PM.
• This is a safety-sensitive position subject to US DOT Drug and Alcohol pre-employment, random, post-accident, reasonable suspicion, and return to duty testing.
• Prefer a high school diploma or GED equivalent.