Bus Monitor - Bus Aide

Herkimer, NY

Part Time

Herkimer Terminal

Entry Level

Fantastic Part-Time Opportunity! No experience required! Paid Training! Competitive Pay!

Bus Monitor is great job if you are looking for a consistent part time schedule, especially if you are a ride share driver, gig worker, retiree, stay-at-home parent, college student or someone who enjoys part-time work.

What the position offers:

Opportunity for growth and advancement
Bus Aides starting salary: $15.54 to $17.23/hour, based on previous experience
New Bus Aides are paid $15.54/hour while in training
Part time work during the school year of September through June with sign up for extra work or summer work
Part-time with 20-25 hours per week with opportunities for extra hours
Paid Snow Days
Teladoc service 100% covered by Company (virtual healthcare – can treat, diagnose most non-emergency conditions, prescribe medication)
Other Benefits: 401k with company match, medical insurance per ACA criteria, voluntary benefits include dental, vision, life insurance and more
Flexible Work Schedule

What is required:

Good verbal communication skills
At least 19 years old
Ability to work with people in a positive manner and manage student behavior in a non-confrontational manner
Be subject to a background check, drug screen & physical performance test
Ability to handle manage vehicle and student emergencies in calm, appropriate manner
Ability to be flexible with work schedule

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At Birnie Bus Company, we offer an excellent opportunity for you to work in the fields of; Professional Bus Driver, Mechanic, Bus Monitor or Aide, and in our Business Office. Make a difference in your community and join our team today!

Bus Monitor - Bus Aide

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At Birnie Bus Company, we offer an excellent opportunity for you to work in the fields of; Professional Bus Driver, Mechanic, Bus Monitor or Aide, and in our Business Office.

Make a difference in your community and join our team today!