BUS CARE Sample Clauses

BUS CARE. Drivers are to clean the interior of the bus following all extra trips. The pay for this cleaning shall be at the extra trip rate.
Sample 1
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BUS CARE. A. All drivers shall do a complete – pre-trip inspection, as per the Handbook, before each and every trip with a school vehicle. B. Drivers shall prepare a written repair sheet for anything found to be in need of repair or replacement. This is to be turned in to the supervisor. C. Drivers shall report any and all accidents no matter how minor. D. Drivers are responsible for cleaning the interior of their bus. E. When one drives a bus normally assigned to another driver, it becomes their responsibility to clean and refuel if possible before returning it to the regular bus driver. This same condition applies to the use of all spares. F. Bus Drivers will be paid up to two (2) hours at the Auxillary Rate to thoroughly clean their bus at the end of the year. Drivers will have one (1) week after the last day of school to complete the cleaning. All cleaning must follow a checklist and be approved by the Director of Transportation.
Sample 1
BUS CARE. A. All drivers shall do a complete – pre-trip inspection, as per the Handbook, before each and every trip with a school vehicle. B. Drivers shall prepare a written repair sheet for anything found to be in need of repair or replacement. This is to be turned in to the supervisor. C. Drivers shall report any and all accidents no matter how minor.
Sample 1
BUS CARE. A. All bus drivers shall do a complete – pre-trip inspection, as per the Handbook, before each and every trip with a school vehicle. B. Bus drivers shall prepare a written repair sheet for anything found to be in need of repair or replacement. This is to be turned in to the supervisor. C. Bus drivers shall report any and all accidents no matter how minor. D. Bus drivers are responsible for cleaning the interior of their bus. E. When one drives a bus normally assigned to another bus driver, it becomes their responsibility to clean and refuel if possible before returning it to the regular bus driver. This same condition applies to the use of all spares.
Sample 1

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