Safety Check Time Sample Clauses

Safety Check Time. During the assigned work schedule for bus drivers, a fifteen (15) minute pre-trip and five (5) minute post trip inspection period shall be allowed each trip for a safety check of the bus by the driver. A fifteen (15) minute period shall also be allowed for a safety check when a substitute bus is assigned which has not been so checked by the driver.
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Safety Check Time. Except as provided hereafter, each driver who drives both a morning and an afternoon run on a regular basis will be paid for 30 minutes (Kindergarten drivers will be paid for 15 minutes) at his/her schedule rate for completing a pre-trip inspection and cleaning his/her assigned bus, and for performing other assigned tasks including required record keeping and making disciplinary referrals and/or parental contacts.
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Safety Check Time. Except as provided hereafter, each driver who drives both a morning and an afternoon run, on a regular basis, will be paid 40 minutes at his/her scheduled rate for completing a pre-trip inspection which may include but not limited to: • Cleaning his/her assigned bus, • Ensuring that all necessary signal lights, including blinkers and back-up lights are always clean • and visible, and all windows are clean. • Fueling the bus. • Performing other assigned tasks including but not limited to any required record keeping and • making disciplinary referrals and/or parental contacts. Drivers will be paid 15 minutes for morning pre-trip procedures and 25 minutes for afternoon pre-trip procedures.
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