Stock Transportation : carrières et emplois

Yes both a Criminal Background Check along with a Vulnerable Sector check are required to join our company.

Very negative, we are told it comes from the top.

If you only do the minimum it is 2 plus 2 per day, but if you do a Charter in between or on the weekend or after hours( after your afternoon route) you will make good money. It is up to the individual. If you go through training and choose to drive a small bus, it pays less and no oportunity for Charters. But you could also sign up for Shop runs or lunch runs and you would be driving from about 7 am to 5pm. If you are just interested in a few hours...you get paid for what you do, if you want to work, you get paid for what you do and you can advance forward from Route Driver to Dedicated Charter Driver or even Spare Driver if you really like pressure and money.

Prepare to be your usual child-friendly self. Show a sincere attitude and realize it's an early start each day..having to inspect your bus top to bottom for possible defects, knowing that sweeping and mopping interior and exterior cleaning are a required part of the job. Getting along with kids and their parents is a very integral part of performing the school bus driver job too. Taking your bus in for maintenance at the company garage (extra hours paid for this) is also part of this job. So go into interview with your eyes and ears tuned ..do all homework in researching all reviews you can find and you should be good. Wear normal everyday casual clothing..avoid holy jeans. Lol . Have a neat & tidy look and be sincere..last part repeated as is critical. Good luck!

Short, training you to get a B license is that they pay

Love kids or at least be able to handle them Have a great driving record Prepare to be cautious of others drivers

Very negative, we are told it comes from the top.

IF you want an entry level job in Transportation its great but not as a career. They provide free training and other benefits when you start but unless it's changed then get out after a year and go for TTC or a different company.

Focus is on professionalism.

If you only do the minimum it is 2 plus 2 per day, but if you do a Charter in between or on the weekend or after hours( after your afternoon route) you will make good money. It is up to the individual. If you go through training and choose to drive a small bus, it pays less and no oportunity for Charters. But you could also sign up for Shop runs or lunch runs and you would be driving from about 7 am to 5pm. If you are just interested in a few hours...you get paid for what you do, if you want to work, you get paid for what you do and you can advance forward from Route Driver to Dedicated Charter Driver or even Spare Driver if you really like pressure and money.

We want to assure you that we have taken swift and proactive measures to combat COVID-19 as it relates to our operations. Health Canada recommends cleaning and disinfecting surfaces to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other viral respiratory illnesses, and for this reason, we have put into place new cleaning protocols across our business. Each day, our teams will be cleaning and disinfecting our vehicles by using government recommended cleaning solutions. We have also advised our employees to adhere to the Health Canada guidelines on COVID-19 to reduce transmission. When it comes to the safety and the well-being of our team members and passengers, we will work tirelessly to see to it that we are doing everything we can to manage this current situation

We stayed at home and following along the government instructions