Storey County, NV

IPT Transportation Driver

Storey County, NV  •  $22.89 - $31.20/hr  •  United States (Onsite)  •  3 hours ago
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Job Description

Posting number: 202400008

Department: Health and Community Services

Job classification: IPT Transportation Driver

Posting type: Open

Categories: Community Services, Food Services, Social Services, Transportation, Miscellaneous, Human Services, Customer Service, Drivers, Community and Social Services

Summary

Under general direction of the Meals on Wheels Coordinator or his/her designee, provides transportation for participants between their homes and the center and for appointments or shopping during the day. Provides participant transportation for field trips as part of the activities program.

Examples of duties

The duties listed below are examples of the work typically performed by an employee in this position. Performance of these functions is the reason the job exists. An employee may not be assigned all duties listed and may be assigned duties which are not listed below:

  • Drives vehicles in a safe and responsible manner utilizing defensive driving skills and in adherence with County and Storey County Senior Center (SCSC) policies and procedures.
  • Drives vehicles following assigned routes.
  • Loads and unloads participants in and out of SCSC vehicles and assist participants into and out of their homes in adherence to SCSC policies and standards of practice.
  • Transports participants to all requested appointments that have been arranged by the Meals on Wheels (MOW) Coordinator.
  • Assist participants in their home environment with simple tasks when necessary, such as put on shoes, jackets, etc.
  • Maintains confidentiality in compliance with county and SCSC policies and procedures, results, and information about participants, clients, or families regardless of setting.
  • Coordinates scheduling of participant rides with the MOW Coordinator.
  • Follow all SCSC policies, procedures, and OSHA safety guidelines to maintain a safe working environment.
  • Maintain courteous, helpful, and professional behavior on the job and display a willingness and ability to be responsive in a warm and caring manner.
  • Participate in continuing education classes and any required staff and training meetings; and maintain professional affiliations and any required certifications.
  • Perform other duties as required or requested in a positive and helpful manner to ensure a smooth-running work area.

Qualifications

Knowledge of

  • Storey County region.
  • Residential and commercial addresses and the approved routes.
  • Knowledge of how to use and maintain position’s equipment and safety equipment.
  • Vehicle maintenance requirements

Ability to

  • Read, write, and speak English.
  • Function independently, have flexibility, and personal integrity.
  • Identifying and recommending problem resolution; and ability to work independently with minimum supervision.
  • Ability to cope with mental and emotional stress related to the position.
  • Meet scheduled appointments while dealing with frail and confused participants
  • Get participants safely on and off vehicle
  • To fasten seatbelts and wheelchair tie-downs

Supplemental information

LICENSING, EDUCATION AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS

  • Any combination of training, education, and experience that provides the required knowledge and abilities. A typical way to gain the required knowledge and abilities is:
  • High school diploma or equivalent; AND
  • One year of work experience and three years of legal driving.

Possess and maintain a Nevada Driver's License, with a clean driving record.

Storey County, NV

About Storey County, NV

Welcome to Storey County, Nevada. Legends of the Old West don’t get any richer than they are here. Storey County earned its place on the map in 1859 when miners discovered the largest deposit ever found of gold and silver in Virginia City, which pumped nearly half a billion dollars into the economy of the United States. This discovery ultimately heralded Storey County’s Virginia City/Gold Hill as “The Richest Place on Earth.” Long after the gold and silver rush became a memory, Storey County was left with a thriving tourism market that continues to attract over 1.6 million visitors annually. Complimenting the rich history and established tourism draw, Storey County’s growing industrial sector plays an equally important role in its vitality and future economic outlook.

Although Storey County is the smallest in Nevada by land area, it has a long history of outsized influence. Storey County was the site of the historic 1859 Comstock Lode, the largest silver discovery in the world at the time, which helped finance the Union during the Civil War and spurred the growth of Nevada and the broader American West.

Today, the county is home to the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center (TRI-Center), one of the largest industrial parks in the world, spanning over 100,000 acres. Strategically located along Interstate 80 and near major rail lines, the TRI-Center has become a hub for advanced manufacturing, logistics, and clean technology. It houses global leaders such as Tesla’s Gigafactory, Panasonic, Redwood Materials, Walmart, PetSmart, and James Hardie, and continues to attract innovation-driven businesses.

Storey County’s rich, living legacy unites with high-tech modernization that’s enjoyed by residents, businesses and visitors alike. This county offers a variety of small-town communities that are merely minutes away from large metropolitan areas—the best of both worlds.

Industry
Government & Public Safety
Company Size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Virginia City, Nevada
Year Founded
Unknown
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