Yard Supervisor

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hire upFresno (CA)

First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping Workers Elementary and Secondary Schools

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$16.90

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About the role

Playground Yard Supervisor Supervise students during outdoor/playground activities, ensuring a safe, positive, and respectful environment. Monitor student behavior, enforce school rules, assist with minor needs or conflicts, and report any safety concerns to staff. Maintain active supervision and help keep the playground area clean and organized.

Schedule: Monday- Thursday 915am-115pm Friday 9 am-1 pm

Pay: $16.90

Essential Job Functions: Supervise students during recess and outdoor activities Monitor student safety and behavior at all times Enforce playground and school rules Assist with minor conflicts, injuries, and student needs Report safety concerns or incidents to school staff Help maintain a clean and organized playground area Encourage respectful and positive interactions among students

Requirements: High School Diploma or GED Previous experience working with children preferred Strong communication and supervision skills Patient, dependable, and responsible Ability to remain attentive and active outdoors Ability to handle minor student conflicts calmly and professionally Must follow school safety policies and procedures If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply ASAP. You can also send resume to Renata at rsoto@hireuphealthcare.com or call at 559-931-9011 to connect with a recruiter today!

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