Van Driver Clause Samples
The 'Van Driver' clause defines the requirements and responsibilities for individuals authorized to operate a van under the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies necessary qualifications such as possessing a valid driver's license, meeting age requirements, and possibly maintaining a clean driving record. It may also outline the scope of permitted use, such as transporting goods or passengers, and set forth any restrictions or obligations related to vehicle operation. The core function of this clause is to ensure that only suitable and qualified individuals drive the van, thereby reducing liability and promoting safety for all parties involved.
Van Driver. When the District has a need to transport students beyond the District boundaries and outside El Dorado County, the District may employee a van driver to drive a District van. This van driver may also transport students within the district boundaries when the students have special needs or are identified as homeless and have been identified as unable to ride the regular school bus (i.e. due to behavior that causes expulsion from the bus). The van driver must obtain a Class C California Driver License. The van driver will not be included in the bidding or routes.
Van Driver. The Van Driver position shall be a Group A position. During the school year, plus one week before the start of the student school year and one week after the student school year, the Van Driver shall work eight (8) hours per day for the Food Service Department and shall report to the High School. During the school vacation weeks the Van Driver will be assigned to Food Service two (2) days and two
Van Driver. An Employee who operates a school vehicle primarily for the purpose of transporting food to the satellite kitchens.
Van Driver. An employee who holds a Class A, B, or C license with “P” and “S” endorsements and performs the duties of driving a van.