SMART Transportation

COACH SERVICE & SHELTER ATTENDANT (CSSA) Department: Maintenance Union: UAW   PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF JOB Under supervision, the CSSA assists in automotive maintenance, performs servicing operations, cleans all coach interiors, seats, flooring, windows and exteriors as required, cleans and maintains Authority bus stops, shelters, and shelter pads, removes and replaces money vaults in Authority Fixed Route and Connector Buses. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Bus hostling Bus servicing Minor repairs not classed or skilled; bulb changing Road call-coach change-off Cleaning parts and cleaning coaches for inspection Coach interior washing Coach sweeping Coach floor cleaning Coach interior dusting Coach seat cleaning Cleaning and maintaining of AUTHORITY bus stop, shelters and shelter pads in the tri-county service area Removing and replacing money vaults in AUTHORITY Fixed Route and Connector...

SMART is actively looking for customer-focused drivers that LOVE to work with the public! We are looking to fill immediate openings. We have openings throughout our service area in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties.   $12.30/hour is paid during training; $15.87/hour after successful completion of training (7 weeks). General Summary Under general direction, the Connector Bus Operator (CBO) operates motor coaches to transport passengers in a safe, efficient and courteous manner. The CBO is responsible for collecting fares and completing necessary inspections and reports. Duties and Responsibilities Operates motor coaches subject to departmental rules, regulations, schedules, and local and state traffic regulations, keeping radio dispatcher aware of status and location. Maintains professional image and performs duties in courteous, friendly manner emphasizing positive customer relations. Inspects and tests vehicle equipment prior to each run...

SMART is actively looking for customer-focused drivers that LOVE to work with the public! We are looking to fill immediate openings. We have openings throughout our service area in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties.   $14.50/hour is paid during training; $17.22/hour after successful completion of training (8 weeks). SMART Benefits: Include: Competitive benefits package, health care savings program (post-employment), defined benefit pension plan, employee transportation pass, paid vacation, holidays and personal leave days, tuition reimbursement and career opportunities. General Summary Under general direction, operates motor coaches to transport passengers over specified routes in a safe, efficient and courteous manner. Responsible for collecting fares and completing necessary inspections and reports.   Duties and Responsibilities Operates motor coaches subject to departmental rules, regulations, schedules and local and state traffic...

General Summary Under direct supervision, the Dispatcher/Inspector supervises Connector Operators in the following areas: monitors customer relations, adherence to schedules, rules and policies, and preparation of operator reports. Responds to breakdowns, accidents, and other emergencies. Supervises the daily scheduling of operators and service changes to ensure effective transportation services. Rotates among check-in, radio dispatch and road supervisory duties on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Duties and Responsibilities Changes assignments of operators as required. Monitors operator performance and takes and/or recommends disciplinary actions. Responds to customer service requests. Dispatches fleet via radio according to FCC regulations and Authority policy. Contacts maintenance personnel or tow trucks to respond to breakdowns. Contacts all necessary parties; investigates and prepares reports...

PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF JOB Under general supervision, to perform the full range of automotive and mechanical repair and maintenance tasks to a variety of gasoline and/or diesel fuel powered buses and related vehicles including maintenance of shop equipment. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS High school diploma or equivalent, preferably with courses in general shop and automotive repair Reasonable experience in repairing and rebuilding a variety of gasoline and/or diesel fuel powered vehicles or completion of an approved four-year apprenticeship in automotive repair or its equivalent Physical strength and agility Physically and mentally capable of performing all the duties of the classification Employees in this class will be required to: Provide the tools necessary to perform the work assigned Must be able to obtain a valid Commercial Driver's license (CDL) with proper endorsements