How easy is it to get a bus driving jobs in Canada and what are the wages like
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Originally Posted by paul dyche
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How easy is it to get a bus driving jobs in Canada and what are the wages like
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Hi, and welcome to BE.
Do you already have a visa/work authorisation? Or will you need an employer prepared to go to the hassle and cost of sponsoring you? I'd imagine the answer to your 'how easy is it' will depend on that! Wages wise, it would appear it would be around $20ph as a rough guide - https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/LMI_report...ortOption=wage HTH. |
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BC Transit, Vancouver .........
Note that you have to be Permanent Resident or a Canadian Citizen plus be legally entitled to work in Canada. I think you might well find that ALL companies have similar residency requirements Conventional Bus Operators Conventional Bus Operators move over 800,000 passengers throughout Metro Vancouver every day. You don't need a Commercial Driver's Licence to apply. We do require that you have a valid Class 5 (or higher) BC Driver's Licence or Canadian equivalent. You'll obtain a Class 2 BC Commercial Learner's Licence with the air brake endorsement during training. A Conventional Bus Operator is a full-time position, with a guaranteed 37.5 hours per week. We offer competitive wages and benefits, opportunity for advancement, and paid training. Conventional Bus Operators must be available to work various shifts
Community Shuttle Operators As a Community Shuttle Operator, you'll drive a smaller 24-passenger vehicle throughout the local communities of the Metro Vancouver. This position is fantasic opportunity for:
Community Shuttle Operators start as casual and work on an as-needed basis. However, once in the department, you may submit your intent to move into a part-time (20 to 30 hours per week) or full-time (minimum 35 hours per week) position. You may also request additional hours if you sign up to drive for vacationing, sick, or unavailable drivers. Community Shuttle Driver training is also paid training. Both Conventional Bus and Community Shuttle Operators are represented by Unifor Local 111. Qualifications In order to qualify to become a Conventional Bus or Community Shuttle Operator, you must be:
Driving Record Requirements You must demonstrate a safe driving history. Your driving record over the past 5 years will be reviewed as part of the application process. To qualify for consideration, you must:
Even if you're able to meet the minimum requirements, an excessive number of violations, prohibitions, suspensions, and/or accidents in the past may exclude you from consideration. Applications with a Criminal Record We accept applications from persons with a criminal record. The Criminal Record and Vulnerable Sector Search includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:
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To find information on Alberta .......... google Alberta Transit, or (city) transit .. each city runs its own transit services
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