About the role#
Franklin Pierce University is hiring students to serve as shuttle drivers for the 2026-2027 academic year. This is a part-time, on-site position. Federal Work Study students are encouraged to apply.
What you'll do#
- Drive the campus shuttle bus between designated stops to pick up and drop off students.
- Transport students to local stores at scheduled times.
- Follow all traffic laws and regulations.
- Maintain a professional demeanor while representing the university.
- Inspect the bus at the end of each shift and remove any trash.
What you'll need#
- At least three years of driving experience.
- Completion of the FPU Defensive Driver training program.
- A passing grade on a road test conducted with the shuttle bus.
- A clean driver's license background check through the DMV.
Location & details#
This position is located in Rindge, New Hampshire. It follows a rolling hiring schedule.
About Franklin Pierce University
Franklin Pierce University is a private institution founded in 1962. It provides degree programs through three colleges covering business, health, and liberal arts. The university operates a main residential campus in Rindge, New Hampshire, alongside centers in Manchester, Lebanon, and Goodyear, Arizona. It supports a student body through both classroom and online instruction.
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