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Ability to pass background checks required for all school employees in Pennsylvania.

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OperationsDriver

Driver (Part-Time)

Position Summary:

The STEM Vehicle Driver is responsible for the safe operation, routine inspection, operator maintenance, and operational readiness of the school's STEM RV/bus, truck, and trailer. The Driver supports STEM events and school-sponsored activities through vehicle transportation, equipment handling, and event setup and breakdown. Equally important, the position performs regularly scheduled vehicle inspections, preventive maintenance, basic mechanical troubleshooting, and seasonal preparation to ensure vehicles remain safe, reliable, and ready for use. The Driver is responsible for the successful completion of the following tasks:

Vehicle Operation and Event Support

Safely operate the school's STEM RV/bus, truck, and trailer to and from STEM events and other school-sponsored activities.
Transport, position, park, and return STEM vehicles to their parking locations at the school office building before and after events.
Follow established routes, schedules, traffic laws, and applicable federal, state, and local regulations.
Support the setup, organization, and breakdown of STEM events and activities, as needed.
Maintain the interior and exterior cleanliness and professional appearance of STEM vehicles.
Drive and support a minimum of one scheduled STEM event per month, when events are scheduled, including operation of the RV/bus or truck and trailer, as assigned.

Vehicle Inspection, Maintenance, and Operational Readiness

Perform routine operator inspections, preventive maintenance, and operational checks on the STEM RV/bus, truck, and trailer to ensure vehicles remain safe, functional, and ready for use.
Conduct pre and post trip inspections as well as regularly scheduled vehicle inspections, which include checking tires, tire pressure, fluid levels, batteries lights, brakes, and other essential vehicle components.
Perform routine operator-level maintenance, including checking and replenishing engine oil, coolant, windshield washer fluid, and other fluids, appropriate.
Inspect and monitor RV systems, including batteries, electrical connections, water tanks, plumbing, and onboard equipment.
Perform seasonal vehicle preparation, including winterizing and de-winterizing the RV and preparing vehicles for changing weather conditions.
Identify and troubleshoot basic mechanical, electrical, and operational problems, performing minor maintenance and corrective actions within the scope of the position.
Identify maintenance issues requiring professional service and promptly communicate needed repairs to the Director of STEM Education.
Monitor and replenish fuel, water, and other vehicle operating supplies as needed.
Maintain accurate records of inspections, routine maintenance, identified deficiencies, repairs, and travel-related expenses.
Dedicate approximately six (6) hours during one scheduled day each week to vehicle inspections, operator maintenance, troubleshooting, cleaning, and other activities necessary to maintain vehicle readiness.

Safety, Compliance, and Communication

Immediately report vehicle accidents, damage, mechanical deficiencies, or unsafe operating conditions to the Director of STEM Education.
Promptly report motor vehicle infractions, changes in driver's license status, or circumstances affecting the ability to safely operate school vehicles.
Operate and maintain vehicles in accordance with applicable safety requirements, school policies, and established procedures.
Maintain familiarity with vehicle operating instructions, maintenance requirements, and school policies and procedures.
Communicate vehicle maintenance needs, operational concerns, and scheduling availability to the Director of STEM Education.
Consistently demonstrate professionalism and provide excellent service to school staff, students, families, and volunteers.

Minimum Availability and Scheduling Requirements

Weekly Maintenance Commitment: Be available for approximately six hours on one designated day each week to perform vehicle inspections, routine operator maintenance, troubleshooting, and related services. This commitment applies regardless of whether STEM events are scheduled for that week.
Monthly Event Commitment: Be available to drive and support at least one scheduled STEM event per month, when events are scheduled. Event assignments may require additional hours, including occasional evenings or weekends.
Scheduling Flexibility: Maintain reasonable flexibility to accommodate scheduled events, seasonal vehicle maintenance, and occasional changes in transportation requirements.
Coordination: Coordinate weekly maintenance schedules and event availability with the Director of STEM Education.

Education/Qualifications

Minimum Education/Certification:
- Hold a valid Class A or B Non-commercial Driver’s License and meet all Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements.
- Minimum of high school diploma or GED.
- Must be twenty-five (25) years of age or older.
- Required to pass background checks that include State Criminal History, FBI Clearance, Child Abuse History Clearance, in addition to PENNDOT and other background verification processes.
- Successfully pass a school conducted road test with STEM vehicles.
Experience Requirements:
- At least three (3) full years of verifiable experience within the last five (5) years driving or operating commercial or large vehicles, or certified completion of a qualified, comprehensive driver training.
- Demonstrate experience safely operating larger vehicles, such as RVs, buses, trucks, or vehicles towing trailers.
- Possess a driving record without motor vehicle violations for five (5) years prior to date of hire, and during employment.

Knowledge / Skills / Abilities

Desire and capability to drive safely.
Excellent navigational skills and map reading ability.
Possess practical knowledge of routine vehicle inspections, preventive maintenance, and basic mechanical troubleshooting.
Demonstrate the ability to check batteries, fluids, tires, and other essential vehicle systems and perform routine operator-level maintenance.
Possess knowledge of RV winterization procedures or the ability to learn and properly perform these procedures.
- Exceptional customer service skills
- Proficient in using a computer and laptop
- Possesses excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Demonstrated ability to work independently and exercise excellent judgement and decision making in a complex logistical environment.
- Excellent communication skills, both oral and written
- High degree of flexibility
- Team player track record

Essential Functions/Duties/Responsibilities:

Ability to pass background checks required for all school employees in Pennsylvania.
Must maintain a valid Class A or B Non-commercial Driver’s License and meet all Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements.
This position will require occasional travel and occasional overnight travel.

Tools/Equipment used:

School-owned 38-foot Mobile STEM Lab RV
School-owned 37-foot Gooseneck Trailer
School-owned Chevy 3500 Pickup Truck

Physical Requirements:

Ability to stand, bend, stoop, sit, lift, reach, communicate (vision, hearing, and speech), carry, or convey sufficient weight to carry out functions, duties, and responsibilities safely and effectively.
Must be able to lift a minimum of 60 lbs.
Ability to independently ambulate.
Ability to travel to and from assigned work locations without employer support.
Able to independently read, write, speak, and comprehend the English language.
Ability to work every Monday through Friday during normal work hours, as well as infrequent extended hours and attendance at scheduled evening meetings.
Must have sufficient visual acuity to be able to work with computers and associated equipment as well as read and interpret handwritten documents.