Crossing Guard (Audubon ES) Colorado Springs School District 11
colorado springs school district 11Colorado Springs (CO)
Crossing Guard (Audubon ES) Colorado Springs School District 11
Posted 5 days ago
colorado springs school district 11Colorado Springs (CO)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Temp WorkerThis is an important part-time position involving the responsibility for assisting students crossing streets going to and from school at an assigned post. The Crossing Guard must exercise considerable vigilance in directing traffic and watching that the students cross streets properly. The work is performed independently with only occasional direction from a superior.
Essential job functions include:
- Reports promptly each day to the designated work location with the proper equipment (stop sign, vest, whistle, etc.), or to the school office if directed by the principal
- Directs the action of students and traffic at assigned crosswalks in order to ensure safe crossing
- Monitors student behavior and report to the Principal as required
- Maintains communications with the Principal and the Colorado Springs Police Department regarding incidents that occur at the assigned location
- Escorts students, parents and the general public across street by waiting for a break in traffic, holding up the stop sign, walking into the middle of the road and stopping traffic until everyone is safely across
- May place caution signs or cones at designated points before going on duty and remove signs and cones at end of shift
- Maintains safety procedures at the designated street corner
- Records license numbers of vehicles disregarding traffic signals and crossing guards stop sign by completing a complaint form and turning it in to the police department
- Uses the following equipment: stop sign, whistle, safety signs or cones, hand-held safety light
- Understands and follows the District's policies and procedures regarding supervision, discipline and other relevant matters
- Required to work outdoors in all weather conditions (heat, cold, rain, noise, fog, and snow, etc.)Other duties may include:
- Performs related duties as assigned
- Knowledge, abilities and skills required include:
- Ability to verbally communicate effectively
- Ability to work cooperatively with others
- Ability to deal with the public using firmness and tact
- Ability to interact positively with students, parents, personnel and the general public
- Ability to successfully work with and serve a diverse local community
- Ability to identify and resolve safety and disciplinary issues
- Ability to maintain alertness and concentration
- Ability to be alert to surroundings
Qualifications:
- Be a minimum of 18 years of age
- High School diploma or equivalent required
- Reports to Principal or Supervisor.
- Working conditions require to work outdoors in all weather conditions (heat, cold, rain, noise, fog, and snow, etc.). Contends with speeding vehicles and motorists who are not always alert.
Physical demands include mostly walking and standing with periods of sitting. Typical positions require workers to lift and carry up to 20 pounds; climb stairs, ladders or scaffolding; bend and crouch; reach, hold, grasp and turn objects; use fingers to operate computer or typewriter keyboards; demonstrate an athletic activity or physical exercise; feel the shape, size and temperature of objects; and physically restrain students. The work requires the ability to speak normally, to use normal or aided vision and hearing, and to detect odors.
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