In order to qualify to work with Aishu you must meet the following requirements:
■ No record of a preventable accident resulting in a fatality or serious injury AND accident resulting in liability costs exceeding $ 25,000.
■ No record, citation or conviction during the one-year period prior to the Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) of more than one preventable accident and one moving violation.
■ No record of a preventable accident resulting in a fatality or serious injury AND accident resulting in liability costs exceeding $ 25,000.
■ No record, citation or conviction during the three-year period prior to the MVR of more than THREE moving violations (two non-moving violations equal one moving violation) or One preventable accident and two moving violations and maximum of One suspension period longer than 30 days for any reason.
■ Any record, citation or conviction for any of the above infractions older than five years will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Full documentation of the incident / accident will be required.
■ All drivers must meet the following guidelines issued by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), in conjunction with the Department of Transportation (DOT), for the transport of Hazardous Goods.Must be a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident as required by the USA Patriot Act. These crimes are only disqualifying if they are considered felonies in the appropriate jurisdiction, civilian or military.
■ No record, citation or conviction during the five-year period prior to the MVR order date for:
● Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
● Refusal to undergo such testing as is required by any state or jurisdiction in the enforcement of prohibited drugs or alcohol.
● Reckless homicide or involuntary manslaughter.
● Operating while under suspension or revocation.
● Leaving the scene of an accident or “hit and run”.
● Speed exhibition, contest or drag race.
● Use of a motor vehicle in the commission of a felony.
● Assault with a motor vehicle.
● Reckless driving or careless endangerment.
● Fleeing or eluding a police officer.
● Suspension associated with or caused by excessive or serious moving violations.
● Any violent crime (i.e. battery, assault, aggravated assault).
● Any felony conviction.
● Theft.
