City bus driver trainees are in demand!!
Metro Vancouver needs hundreds of trainees each year! www.translink.ca/careers/ and then click onto Coast Mountain Bus Company.
HandyDART is also hiring too, class #4 license required.
BC Transit- Victoria is also hiring: https://bctransit.com/Victoria/careers/
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City bus driver trainees are in demand!!
Metro Vancouver needs hundreds of trainees each year! http://www.translink.ca/careers/ and then click onto Coast Mountain Bus Company.
HandyDART is also hiring too, class #4 license required.
BC Transit- Victoria is also hiring: https://bctransit.com/Victoria/careers/
Just curious,what is the starting pay for a full sized bus?
BTW, I think your hot and I wanna ride ur.......bus. :wink:
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Just curious,what is the starting pay for a full sized bus?
BTW, I think your hot and I wanna ride ur.......bus. :wink:
Conventional training starts at $22.13 hour, then $24 for 8 months, then $26 for 8 months, then $29 for 8 months, and then $32 after that. Extra $1 an hour working past 8pm.
Community shuttle $19 to $25 an hour.
Any time you're in Richmond! I work pretty early these days.
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Just curious,what is the starting pay for a full sized bus?
BTW, I think your hot and I wanna ride ur.......bus. :wink:
Conventional training starts at $22.13 hour, then $24 for 8 months, then $26 for 8 months, then $29 for 8 months, and then $32 after that. Extra $1 an hour working past 8pm.
Community shuttle $19 to $25 an hour.
Any time you're in Richmond! I work pretty early these days.
That's good to know for anyone in greater Vancouver seeking a career change.
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That's good to know for anyone in greater Vancouver seeking a career change.
TransLink has 3,500 drivers, needs at least 10% more each year just to keep the numbers near 3,500.
And now TransLink has a 10 year plan tho improve and increase service on top of that.
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Just curious,what is the starting pay for a full sized bus?
BTW, I think your hot and I wanna ride ur.......bus. :wink:
Conventional training starts at $22.13 hour, then $24 for 8 months, then $26 for 8 months, then $29 for 8 months, and then $32 after that. Extra $1 an hour working past 8pm.
Community shuttle $19 to $25 an hour.
Any time you're in Richmond! I work pretty early these days.
You'll never recognize me when I get on ur bus in Richmond. I'll be the Chinese chick. ac_toofunny ac_lmfao
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You'll never recognize me when I get on ur bus in Richmond. I'll be the Chinese chick. ac_toofunny ac_lmfao
Approx 70% of my passengers are female, and a fair number of them are quite attractive.
Do you get to Vancouver often?
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Just curious,what is the starting pay for a full sized bus?
BTW, I think your hot and I wanna ride ur.......bus. :wink:
Conventional training starts at $22.13 hour, then $24 for 8 months, then $26 for 8 months, then $29 for 8 months, and then $32 after that. Extra $1 an hour working past 8pm.
Community shuttle $19 to $25 an hour.
Any time you're in Richmond! I work pretty early these days.
You'll never recognize me when I get on ur bus in Richmond. I'll be the Chinese chick. ac_toofunny ac_lmfao
Very funny Shen Li.
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City bus driver trainees are in demand!!
Metro Vancouver needs hundreds of trainees each year! http://www.translink.ca/careers/ and then click onto Coast Mountain Bus Company.
HandyDART is also hiring too, class #4 license required.
BC Transit- Victoria is also hiring: https://bctransit.com/Victoria/careers/
This a great idea. I should post some CP job ads. The only problem eith that is if you are hired you actually have to work for CP. :yuk:
So... A canadian bus driver gets over 3000euros per month..
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So... A canadian bus driver gets over 3000euros per month..
I just did some quick converting, and I made over 50,000 Euros last year.
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So... A canadian bus driver gets over 3000euros per month..
I just did some quick converting, and I made over 50,000 Euros last year.
How many hours/day on average?
In here the busdrivers dont get sums like that..
A female friend of mine has two masters degrees but she only gets like 2100e/month..
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So... A canadian bus driver gets over 3000euros per month..
I just did some quick converting, and I made over 50,000 Euros last year.
How many hours/day on average?
In here the busdrivers dont get sums like that..
A female friend of mine has two masters degrees but she only gets like 2100e/month..
minimum 7.5 hours per day. I choose to work Sundays and holidays for the extra pay. Probably average at least 45 hours a week.
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So... A canadian bus driver gets over 3000euros per month..
I just did some quick converting, and I made over 50,000 Euros last year.
How many hours/day on average?
In here the busdrivers dont get sums like that..
A female friend of mine has two masters degrees but she only gets like 2100e/month..
minimum 7.5 hours per week. I choose to work Sundays and holidays for the extra pay. Probably average at least 45 hours a week.
It sounds like a part time job until one has a lot of seniority Superchecker..
Perhaps, I'm misunderstanding what you mean.
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So... A canadian bus driver gets over 3000euros per month..
I just did some quick converting, and I made over 50,000 Euros last year.
That's 75k CAD. That's pretty good Stud. So, you can afford to buy me a nice present for X-mas. :wink:
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City bus driver trainees are in demand!!
Metro Vancouver needs hundreds of trainees each year! http://www.translink.ca/careers/ and then click onto Coast Mountain Bus Company.
HandyDART is also hiring too, class #4 license required.
BC Transit- Victoria is also hiring: https://bctransit.com/Victoria/careers/
This a great idea. I should post some CP job ads. The only problem eith that is if you are hired you actually have to work for CP. :yuk:
My Daddy worked for CN as the division engineer for Edmonton West. He said it was a bureaucratic place to work. Some of the things they did made no sense. Most of that though is Transport Canada trying to make themselves relevant.
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So... A canadian bus driver gets over 3000euros per month..
I just did some quick converting, and I made over 50,000 Euros last year.
That's nearly twenty thousand Canadian dollars more than what I made last year Superchecker.
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So... A canadian bus driver gets over 3000euros per month..
I just did some quick converting, and I made over 50,000 Euros last year.
Damn! That's a lot more than bus drivers make here in Barrie I think.
SC,
Have you ever had any violent passengers? If it happens in the future, feel free to warn them that you are a friend(with benefits RRARRR) with the Iron Chink. That will put the fear of God into them.
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It sounds like a part time job until one has a lot of seniority Superchecker..
Perhaps, I'm misunderstanding what you mean.
Conventional is all full time, minimum 7.5 hours per day.
There are a variety of ways of earning more than just 7.5 hours per day. Many shifts have built in overtime, because they are longer than 7.5 hours.
Evening shifts earn an extra $1 an hour.
Sunday shifts are paid at time and a half.
Holiday shifts are paid at time and a half, plus a days pay for the bank stat day too.
Some longer split shifts have spread over pay added too.
By working Sundays and holidays, I average an extra 15 hours per pay period. Plus, the Sunday premium increases my pension by 10% too!
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It sounds like a part time job until one has a lot of seniority Superchecker..
Perhaps, I'm misunderstanding what you mean.
Conventional is well full time, minimum 7.5 hours per day.
There are a variety of ways of earning more than just 7.5 hours per day. Many shifts have built in overtime, because they are longer than 7.5 hours.
Evening shifts earn an extra $1 an hour.
Sunday shifts are paid at time and a half.
Holiday shifts are paid at time and a half, plus a days pay for the bank stat day too.
Some longer split shifts have spread over pay added too.
By working Sundays and holidays, I average an extra 15 hours per pay period. Plus, the Sunday premium increases my pension by 10% too!
You posted this "minimum 7.5 hours per week", but obviously that was a mistake.
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It sounds like a part time job until one has a lot of seniority Superchecker..
Perhaps, I'm misunderstanding what you mean.
Conventional is all full time, minimum 7.5 hours per day.
There are a variety of ways of earning more than just 7.5 hours per day. Many shifts have built in overtime, because they are longer than 7.5 hours.
Evening shifts earn an extra $1 an hour.
Sunday shifts are paid at time and a half.
Holiday shifts are paid at time and a half, plus a days pay for the bank stat day too.
Some longer split shifts have spread over pay added too.
By working Sundays and holidays, I average an extra 15 hours per pay period. Plus, the Sunday premium increases my pension by 10% too!
What are the minimum requirements for employment Superchecker?
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It sounds like a part time job until one has a lot of seniority Superchecker..
Perhaps, I'm misunderstanding what you mean.
Conventional is well full time, minimum 7.5 hours per day.
There are a variety of ways of earning more than just 7.5 hours per day. Many shifts have built in overtime, because they are longer than 7.5 hours.
Evening shifts earn an extra $1 an hour.
Sunday shifts are paid at time and a half.
Holiday shifts are paid at time and a half, plus a days pay for the bank stat day too.
Some longer split shifts have spread over pay added too.
By working Sundays and holidays, I average an extra 15 hours per pay period. Plus, the Sunday premium increases my pension by 10% too!
You posted this "minimum 7.5 hours per week", but obviously that was a mistake.
My bad. Fixed it!
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It sounds like a part time job until one has a lot of seniority Superchecker..
Perhaps, I'm misunderstanding what you mean.
Conventional is well full time, minimum 7.5 hours per day.
There are a variety of ways of earning more than just 7.5 hours per day. Many shifts have built in overtime, because they are longer than 7.5 hours.
Evening shifts earn an extra $1 an hour.
Sunday shifts are paid at time and a half.
Holiday shifts are paid at time and a half, plus a days pay for the bank stat day too.
Some longer split shifts have spread over pay added too.
By working Sundays and holidays, I average an extra 15 hours per pay period. Plus, the Sunday premium increases my pension by 10% too!
You posted this "minimum 7.5 hours per week", but obviously that was a mistake.
My bad. Fixed it!
I think we all knew what you meant Stud.
Now, tell us some stories about unruly passengers. :evilthoughts2:
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So... A canadian bus driver gets over 3000euros per month..
I just did some quick converting, and I made over 50,000 Euros last year.
How many hours/day on average?
In here the busdrivers dont get sums like that..
A female friend of mine has two masters degrees but she only gets like 2100e/month..
minimum 7.5 hours per day. I choose to work Sundays and holidays for the extra pay. Probably average at least 45 hours a week.
The busdrivers here get around 25k/year.
The salaries are bigger on that side of the puddle.
Even within Canada, I think Vancouver transit operators are probably the best paid in the country..
Superchecker will probably know..
Vancouver is Canada's most expensive city in which to live.
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Now, tell us some stories about unruly passengers. :evilthoughts2:
Well, for years I worked split shifts instead of late nights.
I really don't haven't many evil stories.
Had a guy crap all over the rear seats.
Helped an emotional and lost teen girl meet up with friends.
Been spat on for refusing to give a free ride.
Been rear ended a few times.
Broken down like once or twice a year.
Been stuck in more than a few ice/snow storms.
Seen a young couple pleasuring themselves. Seen a lady of the evening without underwear sit down in full view of everyone getting on the bus.
Helped put out 2 engine fires, and 2 or 3 grass fires.
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What are the minimum requirements for employment Superchecker?
www.translink.ca/careers/ and then Bus Operator Opportunities.
Clean regular class #5 license, some customer service experience, able to do shift work, must have the learners air brakes endorsement prior to training.
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Now, tell us some stories about unruly passengers. :evilthoughts2:
Well, for years I worked split shifts instead of late nights.
I really don't haven't many evil stories.
Had a guy crap all over the rear seats.
Helped an emotional and lost teen girl meet up with friends.
Been spat on for refusing to give a free ride.
Been rear ended a few times.
Broken down like once or twice a year.
Been stuck in more than a few ice/snow storms.
Seen a young couple pleasuring themselves. Seen a lady of the evening without underwear sit down in full view of everyone getting on the bus.
Helped put out 2 engine fires, and 2 or 3 grass fires.
ac_wot
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Had a guy crap all over the rear seats.
Been spat on for refusing to give a free ride.
Do you mean some guy dropped his pants and took a dump on bus seat?
Did the spitter run after he did that?
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Had a guy crap all over the rear seats.
Been spat on for refusing to give a free ride.
Do you mean some guy dropped his pants and took a dump on bus seat?
Did the spitter run after he did that?
One evening I was driving a busy city route when all of a sudden EVERYONE got off??? Went back to discover shit all over the rear bench.
Yes, the spitter ran into the mall. Waited for a supervisor and transit police. Got cleaned up. Missed a trip.
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Had a guy crap all over the rear seats.
Been spat on for refusing to give a free ride.
Do you mean some guy dropped his pants and took a dump on bus seat?
Did the spitter run after he did that?
One evening I was driving a busy city route when all of a sudden EVERYONE got off??? Went back to discover shit all over the rear bench.
Yes, the spitter ran into the mall. Waited for a supervisor and transit police. Got cleaned up. Missed a trip.
You didn't see him in your rearview mirror?
Nobody reported the pooper?
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Had a guy crap all over the rear seats.
Been spat on for refusing to give a free ride.
Do you mean some guy dropped his pants and took a dump on bus seat?
Did the spitter run after he did that?
One evening I was driving a busy city route when all of a sudden EVERYONE got off??? Went back to discover shit all over the rear bench.
Yes, the spitter ran into the mall. Waited for a supervisor and transit police. Got cleaned up. Missed a trip.
You didn't see him in your rearview mirror?
Nobody reported the pooper?
Nope, and nope. Drove Not In Service to a bus change.
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Had a guy crap all over the rear seats.
Been spat on for refusing to give a free ride.
Do you mean some guy dropped his pants and took a dump on bus seat?
Did the spitter run after he did that?
One evening I was driving a busy city route when all of a sudden EVERYONE got off??? Went back to discover shit all over the rear bench.
Yes, the spitter ran into the mall. Waited for a supervisor and transit police. Got cleaned up. Missed a trip.
You didn't see him in your rearview mirror?
Nobody reported the pooper?
Nope, and nope. Drove Not In Service to a bus change.
Did you call your supervisor and explain what happened?
Did you have to clean it up?
I hate taking public transit. Although I've never seen anyone take a dump on the LRT or buses, I hate being in a confined place with weirdos.
Transit in Asia is not as stressful as in Canada.
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Did you call your supervisor and explain what happened?
Did you have to clean it up?
We use the bus radio to call T-Comm, and get permission to drive Not In Service to a prearranged point to trade off buses with a mechanic.
We have cleaning staff that get paid the big bucks, and have the proper gear, to clean up stuff like that.
FYI: new posting up today looking for 5 temp/casual depot office staff, $29.51hr to over $35 an hour. Plus, temps earn 20% more in lieu of benefits.
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Been spat on for refusing to give a free ride.
I hope you beat his head in?
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Did you call your supervisor and explain what happened?
Did you have to clean it up?
We use the bus radio to call T-Comm, and get permission to drive Not In Service to a prearranged point to trade off buses with a mechanic.
We have cleaning staff that get paid the big bucks, and have the proper gear, to clean up stuff like that.
They earn their money and so do you Superchecker.
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FYI: new posting up today looking for 5 temp/casual depot office staff, $29.51hr to over $35 an hour. Plus, temps earn 20% more in lieu of benefits.
That's more than what I make.
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FYI: new posting up today looking for 5 temp/casual depot office staff, $29.51hr to over $35 an hour. Plus, temps earn 20% more in lieu of benefits.
That's more than what I make.
Yeah, I can't believe they make more than bus drivers!
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FYI: new posting up today looking for 5 temp/casual depot office staff, $29.51hr to over $35 an hour. Plus, temps earn 20% more in lieu of benefits.
That's more than what I make.
Yeah, I can't believe they make more than bus drivers!
But, you can add to your pay by working nights, weekends and statutory holidays.
As an office staff employee, I don't have that option.
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But, you can add to your pay by working nights, weekends and statutory holidays.
As an office staff employee, I don't have that option.
True
But depot clerks make more per hour, have a larger shift differential/premium, AND get 17 more days off per year than drivers get. Different union. I started out in that union. I do miss those Y days.
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But, you can add to your pay by working nights, weekends and statutory holidays.
As an office staff employee, I don't have that option.
True
But depot clerks make more per hour, have a larger shift differential/premium, AND get 17 more days off per year than drivers get. Different union. I started out in that union. I do miss those Y days.
ac_wot
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But, you can add to your pay by working nights, weekends and statutory holidays.
As an office staff employee, I don't have that option.
True
But depot clerks make more per hour, have a larger shift differential/premium, AND get 17 more days off per year than drivers get. Different union. I started out in that union. I do miss those Y days.
What exactly do they do?
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But, you can add to your pay by working nights, weekends and statutory holidays.
As an office staff employee, I don't have that option.
True
But depot clerks make more per hour, have a larger shift differential/premium, AND get 17 more days off per year than drivers get. Different union. I started out in that union. I do miss those Y days.
What exactly do they do?
There is more to it, but essentially they make sure the driving shifts are covered, and that the right driver gets paid. They also enter drivers shift choices into the computer at sign up.
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But, you can add to your pay by working nights, weekends and statutory holidays.
As an office staff employee, I don't have that option.
True
But depot clerks make more per hour, have a larger shift differential/premium, AND get 17 more days off per year than drivers get. Different union. I started out in that union. I do miss those Y days.
ac_wot
Full time staff who are members of the office union earn a day off with pay for every 3 weeks of full time employment. Which works out to 17 more days off each year.
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But, you can add to your pay by working nights, weekends and statutory holidays.
As an office staff employee, I don't have that option.
True
But depot clerks make more per hour, have a larger shift differential/premium, AND get 17 more days off per year than drivers get. Different union. I started out in that union. I do miss those Y days.
ac_wot
Full time staff who are members of the office union earn a day off with pay for every 3 weeks of full time employment. Which works out to 17 more days off each year.
If we move to Vancouver, can I use you as a reference when I apply for one of those jobs Superchecker?
:laugh:
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But, you can add to your pay by working nights, weekends and statutory holidays.
As an office staff employee, I don't have that option.
True
But depot clerks make more per hour, have a larger shift differential/premium, AND get 17 more days off per year than drivers get. Different union. I started out in that union. I do miss those Y days.
ac_wot
Full time staff who are members of the office union earn a day off with pay for every 3 weeks of full time employment. Which works out to 17 more days off each year.
If we move to Vancouver, can I use you as a reference when I apply for one of those jobs Superchecker?
:laugh:
Sure!
Lol, thank you Superchecker.
:laugh:
I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
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I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
Even if they are employed , it's a good job with good benefits and a pension.
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I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
Even if they are employed , it's a good job with good benefits and a pension.
It's a stable job..
Thank you to Superchecker for telling us about it.
:smiley_thumbs_up_yellow_ani:
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I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
Over $60,000 a years plus benefits after 24 months/top rate is reached. Those who choose to work overtime can aim for $100,000 a year or more!
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I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
Over $60,000 a years plus benefits after 24 months/top rate is reached. Those who choose to work overtime can aim for $100,000 a year or more!
I never would've thought that Superchecker..
I wonder if that pay is achievable in other Canadian metropolitan areas?
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I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
Over $60,000 a years plus benefits after 24 months/top rate is reached. Those who choose to work overtime can aim for $100,000 a year or more!
I never would've thought that Superchecker..
I wonder if that pay is achievable in other Canadian metropolitan areas?
$31.62 an hour X 37.5 hours a week X 52 weeks a year= $61,659 a year plus benefits, base pay in Vancouver.
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I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
Over $60,000 a years plus benefits after 24 months/top rate is reached. Those who choose to work overtime can aim for $100,000 a year or more!
I never would've thought that Superchecker..
I wonder if that pay is achievable in other Canadian metropolitan areas?
$31.62 an hour X 37.5 hours a week X 52 weeks a year= $61,659 a year plus benefits, base pay in Vancouver.
Drivers work 37.5 hours per week?
Overtime pay begins after that?
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I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
Over $60,000 a years plus benefits after 24 months/top rate is reached. Those who choose to work overtime can aim for $100,000 a year or more!
I never would've thought that Superchecker..
I wonder if that pay is achievable in other Canadian metropolitan areas?
$31.62 an hour X 37.5 hours a week X 52 weeks a year= $61,659 a year plus benefits, base pay in Vancouver.
Drivers work 37.5 hours per week?
Overtime pay begins after that?
Yes, 7.5 hours per day, minimum. My weekday shift has about 20 minutes overtime, and my current Sunday shift is 8.5 hours at time and a half= nearly 13 hours pay.
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I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
Over $60,000 a years plus benefits after 24 months/top rate is reached. Those who choose to work overtime can aim for $100,000 a year or more!
I never would've thought that Superchecker..
I wonder if that pay is achievable in other Canadian metropolitan areas?
$31.62 an hour X 37.5 hours a week X 52 weeks a year= $61,659 a year plus benefits, base pay in Vancouver.
Drivers work 37.5 hours per week?
Overtime pay begins after that?
Yes, 7.5 hours per day, minimum. My weekday shift has about 20 minutes overtime, and my current Sunday shift is 8.5 hours at time and a half= nearly 13 hours pay.
Overtime after 7.5 hours is not common.
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I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
Over $60,000 a years plus benefits after 24 months/top rate is reached. Those who choose to work overtime can aim for $100,000 a year or more!
I never would've thought that Superchecker..
I wonder if that pay is achievable in other Canadian metropolitan areas?
$31.62 an hour X 37.5 hours a week X 52 weeks a year= $61,659 a year plus benefits, base pay in Vancouver.
Drivers work 37.5 hours per week?
Overtime pay begins after that?
Yes, 7.5 hours per day, minimum. My weekday shift has about 20 minutes overtime, and my current Sunday shift is 8.5 hours at time and a half= nearly 13 hours pay.
Overtime after 7.5 hours is not common.
Union collective agreement, time and a half for the first 2 hours, then double time after that.
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I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
Over $60,000 a years plus benefits after 24 months/top rate is reached. Those who choose to work overtime can aim for $100,000 a year or more!
I never would've thought that Superchecker..
I wonder if that pay is achievable in other Canadian metropolitan areas?
$31.62 an hour X 37.5 hours a week X 52 weeks a year= $61,659 a year plus benefits, base pay in Vancouver.
Drivers work 37.5 hours per week?
Overtime pay begins after that?
Yes, 7.5 hours per day, minimum. My weekday shift has about 20 minutes overtime, and my current Sunday shift is 8.5 hours at time and a half= nearly 13 hours pay.
Overtime after 7.5 hours is not common.
Union collective agreement, time and a half for the first 2 hours, then double time after that.
OT at time and a half from 7.5 -9.5 hours of a shift and double time after that.
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I don't know anyone but I suppose that can be an option for someone who is unemployed and can't seem to find a job, as long as they have a decent driving record.
Over $60,000 a years plus benefits after 24 months/top rate is reached. Those who choose to work overtime can aim for $100,000 a year or more!
WOW!
New posting looking for 4 part time SkyTrain attendants, $32 an hour.
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New posting looking for 4 part time SkyTrain attendants, $32 an hour.
What do they do?
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New posting looking for 4 part time SkyTrain attendants, $32 an hour.
What do they do?
Can read the posting by clicking on to BCRTC off of www.translink.ca/careers
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New posting looking for 4 part time SkyTrain attendants, $32 an hour.
What do they do?
Can read the posting by clicking on to BCRTC off of http://www.translink.ca/careers
I thought they would drive the commuters like I do freight trains. They don't.
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City bus driver trainees are in demand!!
Metro Vancouver needs hundreds of trainees each year! http://www.translink.ca/careers/ and then click onto Coast Mountain Bus Company.
HandyDART is also hiring too, class #4 license required.
BC Transit- Victoria is also hiring: https://bctransit.com/Victoria/careers/
Coast Mountain Bus Company needs to hire 400 more bus driver trainees in 2018, and another 400 more in 2019. Approximately 16 to 20 every two weeks.
They reposted both positions this week, new wage rates took effect April 1.
www.translink.ca/drive
TransLink is moving ahead with the mayors councils 10 year plan to increase and expand service. More buses, more SkyTrain's, more SeaBuses, more commuter rail, new Street cars coming to Surrey.
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City bus driver trainees are in demand!!
Metro Vancouver needs hundreds of trainees each year! http://www.translink.ca/careers/ and then click onto Coast Mountain Bus Company.
HandyDART is also hiring too, class #4 license required.
BC Transit- Victoria is also hiring: https://bctransit.com/Victoria/careers/
Coast Mountain Bus Company needs to hire 400 more bus driver trainees in 2018, and another 400 more in 2019. Approximately 16 to 20 every two weeks.
They reposted both positions this week, new wage rates took effect April 1.
http://www.translink.ca/drive
TransLink is moving ahead with the mayors councils 10 year plan to increase and expand service. More buses, more SkyTrain's, more SeaBuses, more commuter rail, new Street cars coming to Surrey.
I thought Toronto was the only city in Canada with street cars.
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I thought Toronto was the only city in Canada with street cars.
Surrey is moving head with their plans to have at least two lines, if not three within a few years.
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I thought Toronto was the only city in Canada with street cars.
Surrey is moving head with their plans to have at least two lines, if not three within a few years.
I don't know that.
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I thought Toronto was the only city in Canada with street cars.
Surrey is moving head with their plans to have at least two lines, if not three within a few years.
I don't know that.
https://surreylightrail.ca/
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I thought Toronto was the only city in Canada with street cars.
Surrey is moving head with their plans to have at least two lines, if not three within a few years.
I don't know that.
https://surreylightrail.ca/
Hmmm, are those street cars?
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I thought Toronto was the only city in Canada with street cars.
Surrey is moving head with their plans to have at least two lines, if not three within a few years.
I don't know that.
https://surreylightrail.ca/
Hmmm, are those street cars?
Maybe I use the wrong term, street level trains.
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I thought Toronto was the only city in Canada with street cars.
Surrey is moving head with their plans to have at least two lines, if not three within a few years.
I don't know that.
https://surreylightrail.ca/
Hmmm, are those street cars?
Maybe I use the wrong term, street level trains.
But, they'll need people to maintain them and that's the point of this thread.
TransLink has recently approved the second phase of their ten year, multi billion dollar expansion plan.
More drivers, more buses, a new bus yard in the city, a new maintenance yard for SkyTrain.
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TransLink has recently approved the second phase of their ten year, multi billion dollar expansion plan.
More drivers, more buses, a new bus yard in the city, a new maintenance yard for SkyTrain.
How much does a monthly Vancouver transit pass cost? It's $146.25 for a TTC monthly pass.
www.translink.ca/farechange
On weekdays, those who ride SkyTrain or SeaBus deal with zones.
Bus only passengers can get by on a one zone pass/fare.
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http://www.translink.ca/farechange
On weekdays, those who ride SkyTrain or SeaBus deal with zones.
Bus only passengers can get by on a one zone pass/fare.
Seems confusing. The TTC doesn't have water transit either.
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http://www.translink.ca/farechange
On weekdays, those who ride SkyTrain or SeaBus deal with zones.
Bus only passengers can get by on a one zone pass/fare.
Seems confusing. The TTC doesn't have water transit either.
If riding around in the city only= one zone is fine, $95.
If crossing into Burnaby, North Vancouver or Richmond = two zone fare. $128.
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http://www.translink.ca/farechange
On weekdays, those who ride SkyTrain or SeaBus deal with zones.
Bus only passengers can get by on a one zone pass/fare.
Seems confusing. The TTC doesn't have water transit either.
If riding around in the city only=one zone is fine, $95.
If crossing into Burnaby, North Vancouver or Richmond = two zone fare. $128.
Greater Vancouver Transit isn't integrated. Even before all the cities that made up Metro Toronto merged to form the mega city, some things like transit and policing were unified.
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Greater Vancouver Transit isn't integrated. Even before all the cities that made up Metro Toronto merged to form the mega city, some things like transit and policing were unified.
Metro Vancouver's transit system covers 23 cities and municipalities. The system is divided up into three zones.
Zones are only in effect: Weekdays, until 6:30pm; and only while riding SkyTrain or SeaBus.
Currently no zones for buses.
In the process of reviewing our current fare structure, and most likely will replace the zones, with a distance traveled fare structure.
We have like 3500 drivers, driving 1500 buses on around 220 bus routes, plus three SkyTrain lines, the SeaBus and west coast Express.
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Greater Vancouver Transit isn't integrated. Even before all the cities that made up Metro Toronto merged to form the mega city, some things like transit and policing were unified.
Metro Vancouver's transit system covers 23 cities and municipalities. The system is divided up into three zones.
Zones are only in effect: Weekdays, until 6:30pm; and only while riding SkyTrain or SeaBus.
Currently no zones for buses.
In the process of reviewing our current fare structure, and most likely will replace the zones, with a distance traveled fare structure.
We have like 3500 drivers, driving 1500 buses on around 220 bus routes, plus three SkyTrain lines, the SeaBus and west coast Express.
If I take the C-train or a bus, it's one fare anywhere in Calgary.
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City bus driver trainees are in demand!!
Metro Vancouver needs hundreds of trainees each year! http://www.translink.ca/careers/ and then click onto Coast Mountain Bus Company.
HandyDART is also hiring too, class #4 license required.
BC Transit- Victoria is also hiring: https://bctransit.com/Victoria/careers/
I have driven 35' party busses Superchecker. Does that qualify?
Yeah it was a Big Black Monster with what was essentially a mobile discotheque in the back.
Brand new as well. Probably cost the owner $150 000 when he bought it.
My sense of relief passed when after the trip I hadn't 'christened' the vehicle with the driver's 'kiss', aka gash/scrape.
However last I saw of the vehicle, it had more than a few gashes since I drove it.
Glad I wasn't the one who did it.
Driving large vehicles like busses or stretch limousines is very difficult & mistakes can be fatal
You have to be a very good driver to manoeuvre those things and remain accident-free.
Not everyone should try to become a bus driver for the public's safety & common good.
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City bus driver trainees are in demand!!
Metro Vancouver needs hundreds of trainees each year! http://www.translink.ca/careers/ and then click onto Coast Mountain Bus Company.
HandyDART is also hiring too, class #4 license required.
BC Transit- Victoria is also hiring: https://bctransit.com/Victoria/careers/
I have driven 35' party busses Superchecker. Does that qualify?
Yeah it was a Big Black Monster with what was essentially a mobile discotheque in the back.
Brand new as well. Probably cost the owner $150 000 when he bought it.
My sense of relief passed when after the trip I hadn't 'christened' the vehicle with the driver's 'kiss', aka gash/scrape.
However last I saw of the vehicle, it had more than a few gashes since I drove it.
Glad I wasn't the one who did it.
Driving large vehicles like busses or stretch limousines is very difficult & mistakes can be fatal
You have to be a very good driver to manoeuvre those things and remain accident-free.
Not everyone should try to become a bus driver for the public's safety & common good.
Another fake job. :dash1:
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I have driven 35' party busses Superchecker. Does that qualify?
Yeah it was a Big Black Monster with what was essentially a mobile discotheque in the back.
Brand new as well. Probably cost the owner $150 000 when he bought it.
My sense of relief passed when after the trip I hadn't 'christened' the vehicle with the driver's 'kiss', aka gash/scrape.
However last I saw of the vehicle, it had more than a few gashes since I drove it.
Glad I wasn't the one who did it.
Driving large vehicles like busses or stretch limousines is very difficult & mistakes can be fatal
You have to be a very good driver to manoeuvre those things and remain accident-free.
Not everyone should try to become a bus driver for the public's safety & common good.
Buses are easier, as they usually always have designated routes and pull-outs.
Why not apply? Driving skills are good to have, but they also want someone that has customer service skills also, and won't throw the next drunken fucking Indian off the bus with a punch to the face on the Hastings route! :laugh:
Transit Police are in need of 4- FTR Communications Operator Trainees (911 Operator); $23.05 an hour to start, paid training!
Click onto Transit Police off of www.translink.ca/careers
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Transit Police are in need of 4- FTR Communications Operator Trainees (911 Operator); $23.05 an hour to start, paid training!
Click onto Transit Police off of http://www.translink.ca/careers
That is shit wages for Vancouver.
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Transit Police are in need of 4- FTR Communications Operator Trainees (911 Operator); $23.05 an hour to start, paid training!
Click onto Transit Police off of http://www.translink.ca/careers
That is shit wages for Vancouver.
That's the starting/training wage, plus full benefits.
And, the job is in New Westminster too.
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That is shit wages for Vancouver.
Sadly, this is a good wage for Vancouver. And the exact reason why Whites are getting the fuck outta here. I've heard that 50% of Vancouverites do NOT plan on living here until they die, me being one of them. That is an extremely large number of people wanting to get the fuck out.
I have noticed that as the population of new immigrants grows in a city, wages stay suppressed. Vancouver is an example of this phenomenon also.
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That is shit wages for Vancouver.
Sadly, this is a good wage for Vancouver. And the exact reason why Whites are getting the fuck outta here. I've heard that 50% of Vancouverites do NOT plan on living here until they die, me being one of them. That is an extremely large number of people wanting to get the fuck out.
I have noticed that as the population of new immigrants grows in a city, wages stay suppressed. Vancouver is an example of this phenomenon also.
Mass immigration and wage stagnation go hand in hand.
I'm surprised Freud hasn't put his hand up.
I'm sure he's driven a 40 seater fully laden with urgent medical supplies through the choked streets of central Melbourne to reach the Children's Hospital just in time to save the lives of critically ill infants.
Whilst blindfolded.
I could probably drive one of thoses busses or Mel's tractir trailer.
However driving for sustained long periods if time aint my style.
I get tired very easily. Plus I'm a very impatient person & don't have the mental duscipline to wait in traffic all day long. I think an extended term of that kind of driving waiting in long lines of Vancouver traffic would age a person very fast. Probably destroy their hearing and eventual physical well being too over an extended period ofvtime. I've frequently seen 'busdriver belly' with 40 or 50 inch waistlines not being incommon.
30 minute or 1 hour sprints in a limo bus or vehicle is more my style.
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I could probably drive one of thoses busses or Mel's tractir trailer.
However driving for sustained long periods if time aint my style.
I get tired very easily. Plus I'm a very impatient person & don't have the mental duscipline to wait in traffic all day long. I think an extended term of that kind of driving waiting in long lines of Vancouver traffic would age a person very fast. Probably destroy their hearing and eventual physical well being too over an extended period ofvtime. I've frequently seen 'busdriver belly' with 40 or 50 inch waistlines not being incommon.
30 minute or 1 hour sprints in a limo bus or vehicle is more my style.

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I could probably drive one of thoses busses or Mel's tractir trailer.
Have you ever driven a large commercial vehicle with a trailer around downtown Van? I can assure you it is not always easy, and far from a fun time.
In fact, I do my best to refuse jobs there, but every now and then I still end up there.
Reminder, Coast Mountain Bus Company needs to hire and train 500 new city bus drivers between now and next September (2019). New training classes every 2 weeks.
600 new buses on order, expected over the next 18 months.
Launching 4 new B line (Express) routes in late 2019. 2 more on tap for 2020.
www.translink.ca/drive
7000 employees in metro Vancouver's transit system. Roughly half are drivers.
www.translink.ca/careers and then click onto each subsidiary!
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Reminder, Coast Mountain Bus Company needs to hire and train 500 new city bus drivers between now and next September (2019). New training classes every 2 weeks.
600 new buses on order, expected over the next 18 months.
Launching 4 new B line (Express) routes in late 2019. 2 more on tap for 2020.
http://www.translink.ca/drive
7000 employees in metro Vancouver's transit system. Roughly half are drivers.
http://www.translink.ca/careers and then click onto each subsidiary!
Very interesting for anyone considering a job change Superchecker.
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