Operator- Shuttle

Job Description

The Operator–Shuttle role at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in Basseterre is responsible for transporting community members and other authorized passengers safely and courteously around campus and to approved destinations. The position involves following traffic regulations, observing passenger health and safety procedures, responding to authorized transport requests and emergencies, and addressing and reporting suspicious activity or inappropriate behavior on the bus. Operators must drop passengers as close as possible to their homes or destinations and wait until they enter their premises safely before leaving. The role also includes periodic welfare check-ins with the SOC. Responsibilities include keeping the shuttle clean, fueled, and well-maintained; maintaining trip logs; and reporting damage, accidents, injuries, and other incidents to the supervisor or dispatch. Operators must communicate reliably with the dispatcher, prepare clear incident reports and communicate effectively in English, maintain a friendly and professional manner, wear the uniform neatly, attend recommended training, and assist with on-campus duties as required. This position is a designated Campus Security Authority and requires flexibility to work different shifts. Candidates must have at least five years of driving experience and hold a valid class A or above driver’s licence appropriate for the vehicle being operated. Previous coaster bus driving experience is an asset. The posting lists four CXC subject passes, including English, as preferred, although the same entry is also marked “Required”; applicants should confirm this qualification with the employer. For the most current details, review the full posting on the employer’s application page.