SOUTHLAND Transportation is pleased to be expanding our operations in Saskatchewan and are currently seeking dedicated and safety-minded School Bus Drivers to join our team in Medstead. This essential role offers job security, a flexible schedule, and the chance to make a difference by transporting children to school safely.
Job Details
This is an opportunity to be part of a growing company that offers competitive wages, professional growth, and work‑life balance. The position is ideal for existing School Bus Drivers in the area, stay‑at‑home parents, entrepreneurs, or retirees.
Why You Should Choose SOUTHLAND
- Competitive wages
- Flexibility within your personal life
- Monday to Friday schedule
- Evenings, weekends, school holidays (Christmas, Spring Break, etc.) and summers off
- Free training
- Park your bus at home
- Employee recognition programs such as long service awards, safety awards, employee recognition banquets
- Mentorship program, career development,
and a chance to advance in a growing company
Hours of Work
Monday to Friday – no mandatory nights or weekends. Split shifts (approximately 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the afternoon).
Job Description
As a School Bus Driver, you will drive approximately 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the afternoon. Drivers work during the school year and are given time off in July and August.
Requirements
- Valid driver’s license
- S‑endorsement preferred
- Wheelchair experience considered an asset
- Clear criminal background check with VSS search
- Clear driver’s abstract
- Ability to pass a pre‑employment drug and alcohol test
- Minimum 5 years of driving experience
- Must have a safe driving record
- Organized, punctual and reliable
- Ability to communicate effectively
- Navigation skills
- Commitment to excellence in customer service
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📌 School Bus Driver (Medstead)
🏢 Pacific Western Transportation
📍 Medstead
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