The driver approval process consists of 6 steps. All employees and volunteers who are driving on parish/school business are required to complete this process. This includes any individual who drives their own personal vehicle for parish/school use, drives a parish/school owned vehicle, or drives a parish/school rented/leased vehicle. Drivers must be 21 years of age or older to qualify.
To be complete and approved all six (6) steps of the Employee/Volunteer Driver Requirements Checklist need to be completed in their entirety, including the Safe Environment Coordinators uploading specified documentation to Sterling.
IMPORTANT REMINDER: 10-15 Passenger vans are not allowed for use in the Archdiocese of Atlanta. There are numerous safety issues related to the use of these vans. The 15 Passenger Activity Buses are the best option if a vehicle this size is needed. Bus Max is the company that most of our parishes/schools use for rental of these type vehicles.
Documents needed:
Last Updated: June 17, 2024
Last Updated: June 17, 2024
Additional Needed Materials:
Please collect the following in advance to make this process smoother:
- Archdiocesan Employee / Volunteer paperwork and background screening
- Copy of a valid Driver’s License (Front and Back)
- Copy of auto insurance coverage
- Copy of current Tag Registration
- Be Smart Drive Safe Video Certificate from Catholic Mutual Group
Risk Management Information:
- If a driver is driving a vehicle that seats 16 or more passengers, a CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) is required.
- All drivers transporting minors and/or vulnerable individuals must be safe environment compliant.
- 11-15 Passenger Van Usage – Prohibited
CMG Connect Instructions:
- CMG Connect Defensive Driving Instructions – 6-17-2024
- CMG Connect Instructions – 6-17-2024
Golf Carts & Utility Vehicles:
Please contact Jordan Harper of Catholic Mutual at 404-920-7377 or jharper@catholicmutual.org or Jenni Weldin at 404-920-7553 or jweldin@archatl.com of the Office of Child and Youth Protection if you have any questions.