What are the responsibilities and job description for the Crossing Guard position at CITY OF SALINE?
SUMMARY
Under general supervision of the Saline Police Department, a school crossing guard is responsible for performing routine pedestrian safety work in the vicinity of a school. A school crossing guard guides school children at designated school crossing intersections, before and after school. Work is considered part-time employment during the Fall and Spring school year.
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS
- High School Diploma or G.E.D.
EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS
- 1 Year of familiarity with directing traffic using applicable tools and hand signals preferred.
- 1 Year of prior experience working with school age children, preferably with training in traffic safety or any combination of experience and training which provides the knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the job preferred.
KNOWLEDGE
ESSENTIAL | IMPORTANT | |
Knowledge of current Michigan traffic laws | R | |
Knowledge of methods and techniques of assisting people across busy streets | R | |
Knowledge of basic principles and practices of safety | R | |
Knowledge of occupational hazards and standard safety practices | R |
REQUIRED ABILITIES
ESSENTIAL | IMPORTANT | |
Act independently | R | |
Analyze situations | R | |
Attend to details | R | |
Communicate verbally | R | |
Concentrate | R | |
Empathize | R | |
Identify problems | R | |
Initiate | R | |
Problem solve | R |
REQUIRED SKILLS
ESSENTIAL | IMPORTANT | |
Actively listen to fully understand circumstances | R | |
Use empathy to understand the point of view of others | R | |
Communicate ideas, thoughts, knowledge and information to foster clarity and engage others | R | |
Focus on details to reduce errors and increase efficiency | R | |
Manage time effectively to ensure all work is completed timely and effectively | R | |
Resolve conflicts to facilitate goal achievement | R |
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES
- None
REPORTS TO
- Chain of Command
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
[The fundamental job duties the individual must be able to perform, with or without accommodation; removal of these functions would fundamentally change the job]
- Guide school children at designated school crossing intersections, before and after school
- Ensure traffic safety equipment is in good, working order and report any repairs needed to supervisor
- Report unusual or non-compliant traffic behavior to Police Department (failure to stop, excessive speed, etc.)
- Regular and routine onsite attendance
SUPPLEMENTAL FUNCTIONS
[These are job duties the individual must be able to perform, with or without accommodation; removal of these functions would NOT fundamentally change the job]
- All other duties as assigned
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
CONSTANT = HOURLY FREQUENT = DAILY OCCASIONAL = WEEKLY RARELY = MONTHLY
CONSTANTLY | FREQUENTLY | OCCASIONALLY | RARELY | |
Standing | R | |||
Walking | R | |||
Discerning Colors | R | |||
Visual Acuity | R | |||
Lifting | R | R | ||
Reaching | R | |||
Bending | R |
WORK ENVIRONMENT
CONSTANT = HOURLY FREQUENT = DAILY OCCASIONAL = WEEKLY RARELY = MONTHLY
CONSTANTLY | FREQUENTLY | OCCASIONALLY | RARELY | |
Outdoor environments | R | |||
Work in hot, cold, wet surroundings | R | |||
Exposed to continual, multiple distractions | R |
EQUIPMENT
CONSTANT = HOURLY FREQUENT = DAILY OCCASIONAL = WEEKLY RARELY = MONTHLY
CONSTANTLY | FREQUENTLY | OCCASIONALLY | RARELY | |
Phones | R | |||
Computer/Laptop | R |
SOFTWARE
- No software requirement