Crossing Guard

Summary

Northview Public School Crossing GuardThe Northview Public School Crossing Guard plays a critical role in student safety by regulating traffic flow and helping students safely navigate street crossings near schools. Serving as a visible, reassuring presence in the community, the Crossing Guard operates at designated school crossings before and after school hours to ensure pedestrian safety and manage traffic gaps efficiently.QualificationsEducation: High School diploma, GED, or equivalent preferred.State & Local Compliance: Must comply with all local law enforcement and school district hiring criteria.Mandatory Training (Michigan Standards): Initial Instruction: Complete a minimum of 4 hours of state-approved training prior to beginning duties (typically 3 hours of classroom instruction and 1 hour of field training). Annual Refresher: Complete 2 hours of annual refresher training prior to each school year (typically 1.5 hours classroom and 0.5 hours field training). Program Approval: Training courses are approved by the Michigan Department of Education and Michigan Department of State Police, and are administered by the local law enforcement agency or designated representative.Licensing/Clearance: Must possess a valid driver's license, mandatory background and drug screening.Physical Demands: Ability to stand/walk for extended shifts, work outdoors in all weather conditions, lift/move up to 25 pounds and react quickly to traffic.Essential Job FunctionsStanding and walking outdoors for extended periods in varying weather conditions (rain, cold, extreme heat).Holding and displaying a high-visibility stop paddle at or above shoulder height.Clear visual acuity and auditory awareness to evaluate approaching vehicles and monitor surrounding environmental conditions.Key Skills: Punctuality, situational awareness, calm demeanor under pressure, and clear verbal communication.Report unsafe driving to the local authorities.Other Job ResponsibilitiesOther duties as assigned by the Northview's Director of SafetyDirectly Responsible ToNorthview's Director of SafetyTerms of EmploymentWork Days and Hours: School Days following the Northview Public Schools district calendar 7:00 am - 7:30 am Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. One hour later on Wednesdays - 8:00-8:30am.Hourly rate of payLocation: Hunsberger and AirwayEvaluationAnnual evaluation performed by the Northview's Director of SafetyPosted until filled

Job Description

Northview Public School Crossing GuardThe Northview Public School Crossing Guard plays a critical role in student safety by regulating traffic flow and helping students safely navigate street crossings near schools. Serving as a visible, reassuring presence in the community, the Crossing Guard operates at designated school crossings before and after school hours to ensure pedestrian safety and manage traffic gaps efficiently.QualificationsEducation: High School diploma, GED, or equivalent preferred.State & Local Compliance: Must comply with all local law enforcement and school district hiring criteria.Mandatory Training (Michigan Standards): Initial Instruction: Complete a minimum of 4 hours of state-approved training prior to beginning duties (typically 3 hours of classroom instruction and 1 hour of field training). Annual Refresher: Complete 2 hours of annual refresher training prior to each school year (typically 1.5 hours classroom and 0.5 hours field training). Program Approval: Training courses are approved by the Michigan Department of Education and Michigan Department of State Police, and are administered by the local law enforcement agency or designated representative.Licensing/Clearance: Must possess a valid driver's license, mandatory background and drug screening.Physical Demands: Ability to stand/walk for extended shifts, work outdoors in all weather conditions, lift/move up to 25 pounds and react quickly to traffic.Essential Job FunctionsStanding and walking outdoors for extended periods in varying weather conditions (rain, cold, extreme heat).Holding and displaying a high-visibility stop paddle at or above shoulder height.Clear visual acuity and auditory awareness to evaluate approaching vehicles and monitor surrounding environmental conditions.Key Skills: Punctuality, situational awareness, calm demeanor under pressure, and clear verbal communication.Report unsafe driving to the local authorities.Other Job ResponsibilitiesOther duties as assigned by the Northview's Director of SafetyDirectly Responsible ToNorthview's Director of SafetyTerms of EmploymentWork Days and Hours: School Days following the Northview Public Schools district calendar 7:00 am - 7:30 am Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. One hour later on Wednesdays - 8:00-8:30am.Hourly rate of payLocation: Hunsberger and AirwayEvaluationAnnual evaluation performed by the Northview's Director of SafetyPosted until filled