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Employment Opportunities

Administration Office

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Senior Centers

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Contractors

  • Do you want to serve others in your community? Apply to be a Housekeeper or Handyman Contractor!

    Housekeeping Contractors provide tasks such as:
    Dusting, vacuuming, cleaning floors, taking out trash, clean the bathroom, clean the kitchen, laundry, make beds, wash dishes, shop for essential groceries, and light meal preparation.

    Handyman Contractors provide yard work or snow removal.

    *Clients are responsible for providing their own cleaning supplies and ice melt.

    Rates begin at $14.00 for Housekeepers and $20.00 for Handyman Contractors. Work as many hours each week as you want, up to 40 hours. Flexible schedules - set your own work schedule. Must be 19 years of age or older.  All prospective independent contractors must complete an Independent Contractor Information Form and a Request for Child and/or Adult Abuse and Neglect Central Registry Check form (CFS-5). For more information, please call 402-223-1376 | 888-989-9417.

    Independent Contractor Information Form

    In-home Services Policy

 

Public Transportation

  • Job Status: Open and accepting Applications

    Job Closing Date: Open until filled

    Blue Rivers Public Transportation is accepting applications for an on-call Substitute Driver. Hourly wage is $14.00 an hour. Hours of work are generally Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

    A Substitute Driver is responsible for the safe transportation of all riders within the town of Beatrice and occasionally out of town.

    Education, Certifications, and Licenses:
    • High school diploma or equivalent required, or equivalent job experience preferred.

    • Must have a valid state issued Driver’s license.

    Functions:
    • Demonstrate safe and confident driving skills in small and large cities.

    • Deliver passengers to their desired destination in a timely and safe manner.

    • Must be able to drive a larger than usual vehicle with a variety of blind spots safely.

    • Return passengers in safe and courteous manner.

    • Occasionally, deliver the monthly newsletter, and/or other materials as needed to Senior Centers on route.

    • Attend all mandatory training and staff meetings.

    • Subject to a pre-employment and a random drug/alcohol testing schedule conducted by a third party as well as a background checks of Social Services, Department of Motor Vehicles and the Nebraska State Patrol.

    Physical Demands and Typical Working Conditions:
    • Standing, bending, twisting, turning.

    • Lifting and carrying up to a total weight of 30 lb. sacks into the vehicle and the passengers front door.

    • Should be able to climb stairs if necessary.

    • Must be able to sit for extended periods of time driving the vehicle safely.

    • Must attend schedule training sessions as mandated by the USDOT and NEDOT.

    • Demonstrate an overall awareness of the destination in the larger cities either through the use of a GPS information or a map with the destination on it and to have a working knowledge of the smaller cities locations.

    • Dress appropriately for the weather and actively work to maintain the health and wellbeing of passengers on the bus by cleaning it as scheduled and with approved agents.

    • Interact with the passengers in a positive and uplifting manner to encourage them to use the service more.

    • Demonstrate some degree of computer/cell phone usage for evaluating the vehicle prior to the start of the day.

    • Report vehicle deficits via our Electronic Logging Device (ELD) or direct conversation with the dispatcher.

    Attendance and Availability Requirements
    • Must maintain an acceptable level of attendance, punctuality, and availability as determined by the Agency; must be able to work such hours as are determined by the Agency.

    • Must notify the local Dispatcher in advance if unable to work on assigned day.

    • Must have a cell or basic telephone in order to call or be called in to work.

    • This position may be assigned to work as a back-up to others in the area.

    The specific statements shown in each section of this description are not intended to be all inclusive. They represent typical elements and criteria considered necessary to perform the job successfully. The Agency recognizes that an individual with a disability may require an accommodation to enable him or her to successfully perform a job function. Consideration will be given reasonable accommodations.

    PLEASE NOTE: A signed application must be received in order to be considered for an interview. Applications are available at the Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging Administrative Office, 103 Eastside Blvd, Beatrice, NE, or online.

    Applications can be dropped off at the Administration Office or emailed to Doug Neeman.

  • Job Status: Open and accepting Applications

    Job Closing Date: Open until filled

    Blue Rivers Public Transportation is accepting applications for an on-call Substitute Driver. Hourly wage is $14.00 an hour. Hours of work are generally Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

    A Substitute Driver is responsible for the safe transportation of all riders within the city Fairbury as needed and assigned. Provide relief driving for the regular driver on an as needed basis; shifts are designated by the local dispatchers in coordination with the driver.

    Education, Certifications, and Licenses:
    • High school diploma or equivalent required, or equivalent job experience preferred.

    • Must have a valid state issued Driver’s license

    Functions:
    • Demonstrate safe and confident driving skills in small and large cities.

    • Deliver passengers to their desired destination in a timely and safe manner.

    • Must be able to drive a larger than usual vehicle with a variety of blind spots safely.

    • Return passengers in safe and courteous manner.

    • Occasionally, deliver the monthly newsletter, and/or other materials as needed to Senior Centers on route.

    • Attend all mandatory training and staff meetings.

    • Subject to a pre-employment and a random drug/alcohol testing schedule conducted by a third party as well as a background checks of Social Services, Department of Motor Vehicles and the Nebraska State Patrol.

    Physical Demands and Typical Working Conditions:
    • Standing, bending, twisting, turning.

    • Lifting and carrying up to a total weight of 30 lb. sacks into the vehicle and the passengers front door.

    • Should be able to climb stairs if necessary.

    • Must be able to sit for extended periods of time driving the vehicle safely.

    • Must attend schedule training sessions as mandated by the USDOT and NEDOT.

    • Demonstrate an overall awareness of the destination in the larger cities either through the use of a GPS information or a map with the destination on it and to have a working knowledge of the smaller cities locations.

    • Dress appropriately for the weather and actively work to maintain the health and wellbeing of passengers on the bus by cleaning it as scheduled and with approved agents.

    • Interact with the passengers in a positive and uplifting manner to encourage them to use the service more.

    • Demonstrate some degree of computer/cell phone usage for evaluating the vehicle prior to the start of the day.

    • Report vehicle deficits via our Electronic Logging Device (ELD) or direct conversation with the dispatcher.

    Attendance and Availability Requirements
    • Must maintain an acceptable level of attendance, punctuality, and availability as determined by the Agency; must be able to work such hours as are determined by the Agency.

    • Must notify the local Dispatcher in advance if unable to work on assigned day.

    • Must have a cell or basic telephone in order to call or be called in to work.

    • This position may be assigned to work as a back-up to others in the area.

    The specific statements shown in each section of this description are not intended to be all inclusive. They represent typical elements and criteria considered necessary to perform the job successfully. The Agency recognizes that an individual with a disability may require an accommodation to enable him or her to successfully perform a job function. Consideration will be given reasonable accommodations.

    PLEASE NOTE: A signed application must be received in order to be considered for an interview. Applications are available at the Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging Administrative Office, 103 Eastside Blvd, Beatrice, NE, or online.

    Applications can be dropped off at the Administration Office or emailed to Doug Neeman.

  • Job Status: Open and accepting Applications

    Job Closing Date: Open until filled

    Blue Rivers Public Transportation is accepting applications for an on-call Substitute Driver. Hourly wage is $14.00 an hour. Hours of work are generally Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

    A Substitute Driver is responsible for the safe transportation of riders within the city of Hebron and occasionally to various towns in Thayer county. Provide relief driving for the regular driver on an as needed basis; shifts are designated by the local dispatchers in coordination with the driver.

    Education, Certifications, and Licenses:
    • High school diploma or equivalent required, or equivalent job experience preferred.

    • Must have a valid state issued Driver’s license

    Functions:
    • Demonstrate safe and confident driving skills in small and large cities.

    • Deliver passengers to their desired destination in a timely and safe manner.

    • Must be able to drive a larger than usual vehicle with a variety of blind spots safely.

    • Return passengers in safe and courteous manner.

    • Occasionally, deliver the monthly newsletter, and/or other materials as needed to Senior Centers on route.

    • Attend all mandatory training and staff meetings.

    • Subject to a pre-employment and a random drug/alcohol testing schedule conducted by a third party as well as a background checks of Social Services, Department of Motor Vehicles and the Nebraska State Patrol.

    Physical Demands and Typical Working Conditions:
    • Standing, bending, twisting, turning.

    • Lifting and carrying up to a total weight of 30 lb. sacks into the vehicle and the passengers front door.

    • Should be able to climb stairs if necessary.

    • Must be able to sit for extended periods of time driving the vehicle safely.

    • Must attend schedule training sessions as mandated by the USDOT and NEDOT.

    • Demonstrate an overall awareness of the destination in the larger cities either through the use of a GPS information or a map with the destination on it and to have a working knowledge of the smaller cities locations.

    • Dress appropriately for the weather and actively work to maintain the health and wellbeing of passengers on the bus by cleaning it as scheduled and with approved agents.

    • Interact with the passengers in a positive and uplifting manner to encourage them to use the service more.

    • Demonstrate some degree of computer/cell phone usage for evaluating the vehicle prior to the start of the day.

    • Report vehicle deficits via our Electronic Logging Device (ELD) or direct conversation with the dispatcher.

    Attendance and Availability Requirements
    • Must maintain an acceptable level of attendance, punctuality, and availability as determined by the Agency; must be able to work such hours as are determined by the Agency.

    • Must notify the local Dispatcher in advance if unable to work on assigned day.

    • Must have a cell or basic telephone in order to call or be called in to work.

    • This position may be assigned to work as a back-up to others in the area.

    The specific statements shown in each section of this description are not intended to be all inclusive. They represent typical elements and criteria considered necessary to perform the job successfully. The Agency recognizes that an individual with a disability may require an accommodation to enable him or her to successfully perform a job function. Consideration will be given reasonable accommodations.

    PLEASE NOTE: A signed application must be received in order to be considered for an interview. Applications are available at the Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging Administrative Office, 103 Eastside Blvd, Beatrice, NE, or online.

    Applications can be dropped off at the Administration Office or emailed to Doug Neeman.

  • Job Status: Open and accepting Applications

    Job Closing Date: Open until filled

    Blue Rivers Public Transportation is accepting applications for an on-call Substitute Driver. Hourly wage is $14.00 an hour. Hours of work are generally Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

    A Substitute Driver is responsible for the safe transportation of all riders within the cities of Syracuse, Nebraska City or Auburn as needed and assigned. Provide relief driving for the regular drivers for any of these cities on an as needed basis; shifts are designated by the local dispatchers in coordination with the driver.

    Education, Certifications, and Licenses:
    • High school diploma or equivalent required, or equivalent job experience preferred.

    • Must have a valid state issued Driver’s license

    Functions:
    • Demonstrate safe and confident driving skills in small and large cities.

    • Deliver passengers to their desired destination in a timely and safe manner.

    • Must be able to drive a larger than usual vehicle with a variety of blind spots safely.

    • Return passengers in safe and courteous manner.

    • Occasionally, deliver the monthly newsletter, and/or other materials as needed to Senior Centers on route.

    • Attend all mandatory training and staff meetings.

    • Subject to a pre-employment and a random drug/alcohol testing schedule conducted by a third party as well as a background checks of Social Services, Department of Motor Vehicles and the Nebraska State Patrol.

    Physical Demands and Typical Working Conditions:
    • Standing, bending, twisting, turning.

    • Lifting and carrying up to a total weight of 30 lb. sacks into the vehicle and the passengers front door.

    • Should be able to climb stairs if necessary.

    • Must be able to sit for extended periods of time driving the vehicle safely.

    • Must attend schedule training sessions as mandated by the USDOT and NEDOT.

    • Demonstrate an overall awareness of the destination in the larger cities either through the use of a GPS information or a map with the destination on it and to have a working knowledge of the smaller cities locations.

    • Dress appropriately for the weather and actively work to maintain the health and wellbeing of passengers on the bus by cleaning it as scheduled and with approved agents.

    • Interact with the passengers in a positive and uplifting manner to encourage them to use the service more.

    • Demonstrate some degree of computer/cell phone usage for evaluating the vehicle prior to the start of the day.

    • Report vehicle deficits via our Electronic Logging Device (ELD) or direct conversation with the dispatcher.

    Attendance and Availability Requirements
    • Must maintain an acceptable level of attendance, punctuality, and availability as determined by the Agency; must be able to work such hours as are determined by the Agency.

    • Must notify the local Dispatcher in advance if unable to work on assigned day.

    • Must have a cell or basic telephone in order to call or be called in to work.

    • This position may be assigned to work as a back-up to others in the area.

    The specific statements shown in each section of this description are not intended to be all inclusive. They represent typical elements and criteria considered necessary to perform the job successfully. The Agency recognizes that an individual with a disability may require an accommodation to enable him or her to successfully perform a job function. Consideration will be given reasonable accommodations.

    PLEASE NOTE: A signed application must be received in order to be considered for an interview. Applications are available at the Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging Administrative Office, 103 Eastside Blvd, Beatrice, NE, or online.

    Applications can be dropped off at the Administration Office or emailed to Doug Neeman.

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Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging is an Equal Opportunity Employer.  Blue Rivers AAA does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in admission or access to, or treatment of employment in, its programs.  If you feel you have been discriminated against, contact the Executive Director, Carla Frase, Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging, 103 Eastside Blvd, Beatrice, NE 68310 (402) 223-1376.