Boston Public Schools
Job Details
Job ID: 5333097
Job Description
By applying to this position you are put on a list of candidates interested in being a Transportation Attendant (bus monitor). Schools will contact candidates when a position is available.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) are responsible for monitoring and assisting students while they are being transported to and from school. Transportation Attendants report to the Principal/Headmaster of the assigned
school.
Reports to: Head of School
Job Overview: SPED Cab Monitors are assigned to monitor and assist students with special needs while they are being transported to and from school.
Responsibilities:
The primary responsibility of a Transportation Attendant (Bus Monitor) is to attend to the general supervision of all students on the vehicle.
To cover a monitor-required route, Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) must board the vehicle before or at the first stop on the route and remain on the vehicle at all times until every student has reached his or her stop.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) should ride with the students in the back of the vehicle and not in the front seat unless only the front seat is available.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) are required to assist students in and out of the vehicle if necessary.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) are required to check the vehicle to insure that all students have exited at the appropriate stops.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) must exhibit proper behavior at all times. Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) are role models and should not engage in horseplay or arguments with students.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) must ensure that all students wear seat belts where necessary.
Students should not be allowed to leave the vehicle anywhere other than their assigned stops. If a student leaves the vehicle without authorization, Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) direct the driver to contact the
dispatcher immediately.
Students must be prohibited from consuming food or beverages, smoking, or bringing radios on the vehicle. Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) must also abide by these rules.
In the event of an absence, Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) must notify the school to which you are assigned at least one-half hour prior to your scheduled reporting time for the morning and/or at least two hours prior to your
scheduled reporting time for the afternoon.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) are also responsible for performing other related duties as directed by their supervisors.
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions
Knowledge:
Basic knowledge of school bus safety
Ability to:
Ability to operate a wide variety of safety equipment and adaptive equipment on buses, including wheelchairs, wheelchair lifts, Child Safety Restraint Systems, and other safety equipment, in a safe and effective manner
Move a wheelchair on and off the bus as needed
Qualifications - Required:
Must be 18 years of age or older
High School Diploma or GED
Ability to enter/exit bus via steps repeatedly
Must live in the City of Boston or be willing to move to the City of Boston
if hired.
Ability to lift 25-49 lbs
Proficiency in English
Qualifications - Preferred:
Previous experience working in a school setting and or with school aged children is preferred
CPR/First Aid Certified
Position Type: Central Office
Job Categories:
Support Staff, Transportation
Job Requirements
High School/Trade School degree preferred.
Citizenship, residency or work visa required
Contact Information
Boston Public Schools, Office of Human Resources
2300 Washington Street
Roxbury, Massachusetts 02119
Email: hiringprocess@bostonpublicschools.org
Job ID: 5333097
Job Description
By applying to this position you are put on a list of candidates interested in being a Transportation Attendant (bus monitor). Schools will contact candidates when a position is available.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) are responsible for monitoring and assisting students while they are being transported to and from school. Transportation Attendants report to the Principal/Headmaster of the assigned
school.
Reports to: Head of School
Job Overview: SPED Cab Monitors are assigned to monitor and assist students with special needs while they are being transported to and from school.
Responsibilities:
The primary responsibility of a Transportation Attendant (Bus Monitor) is to attend to the general supervision of all students on the vehicle.
To cover a monitor-required route, Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) must board the vehicle before or at the first stop on the route and remain on the vehicle at all times until every student has reached his or her stop.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) should ride with the students in the back of the vehicle and not in the front seat unless only the front seat is available.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) are required to assist students in and out of the vehicle if necessary.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) are required to check the vehicle to insure that all students have exited at the appropriate stops.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) must exhibit proper behavior at all times. Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) are role models and should not engage in horseplay or arguments with students.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) must ensure that all students wear seat belts where necessary.
Students should not be allowed to leave the vehicle anywhere other than their assigned stops. If a student leaves the vehicle without authorization, Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) direct the driver to contact the
dispatcher immediately.
Students must be prohibited from consuming food or beverages, smoking, or bringing radios on the vehicle. Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) must also abide by these rules.
In the event of an absence, Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) must notify the school to which you are assigned at least one-half hour prior to your scheduled reporting time for the morning and/or at least two hours prior to your
scheduled reporting time for the afternoon.
Transportation Attendants (Bus Monitors) are also responsible for performing other related duties as directed by their supervisors.
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions
Knowledge:
Basic knowledge of school bus safety
Ability to:
Ability to operate a wide variety of safety equipment and adaptive equipment on buses, including wheelchairs, wheelchair lifts, Child Safety Restraint Systems, and other safety equipment, in a safe and effective manner
Move a wheelchair on and off the bus as needed
Qualifications - Required:
Must be 18 years of age or older
High School Diploma or GED
Ability to enter/exit bus via steps repeatedly
Must live in the City of Boston or be willing to move to the City of Boston
if hired.
Ability to lift 25-49 lbs
Proficiency in English
Qualifications - Preferred:
Previous experience working in a school setting and or with school aged children is preferred
CPR/First Aid Certified
Position Type: Central Office
Job Categories:
Support Staff, Transportation
Job Requirements
High School/Trade School degree preferred.
Citizenship, residency or work visa required
Contact Information
Boston Public Schools, Office of Human Resources
2300 Washington Street
Roxbury, Massachusetts 02119
Email: hiringprocess@bostonpublicschools.org