Director Of Transportation & Fleet Maintenance QUALIFICATIONS • Bachelor’s degree required from an accredited university in a directly related field (Master’s degree preferred) • Eight (8) years of directly related experience preferred, including three (3) years of supervisory experience • Demonstrated knowledge as it relates to the maintenance and operations of vehicles, maintenance equipment, and other maintenance activities • Demonstrated knowledge and experience related to the educational process and developmental stages of students • Demonstrated knowledge of laws and regulations pertaining to school bus safety and operation • Demonstrated knowledge of the principles of pupil management and discipline • Demonstrated ability to direct and manage operations of a large fleet of vehicles • Demonstrated knowledge of energy management and vehicle repair and maintenance • Excellent written and oral communication skills with the ability to represent Dallas ISD internally and externally • Ability to speak Spanish is a plus BASIC FUNCTIONS • Manage, coordinate, and direct the pupil transportation program and services for regular and special education students • Provide oversight and management of the District’s fleet maintenance operations, including vehicles, small equipment repair, and grounds equipment • Develop and monitor routes; evaluate the District’s student transportation delivery system on a daily basis • Ensure transportation operations are supportive of the instructional goals and objectives of the District • Oversee the maintenance of all District transportation vehicles • Develop and implement Community Educational Planner (CEP) routes from home to school for students who have been placed in alternative schools • Receive invoices for extra-curricular activities; record and disperse to each school and/or department within 48 hours for payment to Dallas County Schools • Prepare parent private transportation reimbursement documentation for reimbursement from Dallas County Schools through the Texas Education Agency • Develop and implement staff development information for teachers, principals, and administrators as it relates to student transportation • Attend parent conferences at schools where students are involved in disciplinary problems while riding school buses • Attend community meetings related to student transportation needs • Coordinate scheduled safety meetings with bus drivers • Manage a program of preventative maintenance to ensure safety • Manage the timely filing of all transportation forms with the proper agency • Analyze the condition of buses and make recommendations for the purchase of additional or replacement buses • Prepare a contingency plan for transporting students when mechanical breakdowns occur • Consult with government agencies to ensure compliance with state and federal procedures and mandates • Prepare and administer the annual budget for student transportation • Act as the primary contact for response to calls from campuses and facilities, channeling concerns to appropriate divisions, and following up with status and resolution Salary - commensurate with education and experience Samantha Jacoby BridgeWork Partners 214-306-8642 (o) 972-754-9817 (m) 469-208-7766 (f) Connecting People, Resources, Solutions 2014 Supplier of the Year, Class II DFW Minority Supplier Development Council 2013 Top 500 Emerging Businesses in the U. S. Diversity Business 2012 Best Places to Work in Dallas Dallas Business Journal 2011 Regional Supplier of the Year National Minority Supplier Development Council bridgeworkpartners
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