P/T Crossing Guard

A school crossing guard is responsible for ensuring the safety of students as they cross streets and intersections, guiding them safely to and from school. A Crossing Guard helps pedestrians, cyclists and wheelchair users cross the street safely. A Crossing Guard job typically involves assessing the flow of traffic in an assigned area, directing drivers to slow down when necessary and helping people avoid any potential hazards. School crossing guards play a crucial role in the safety and well-being of students, helping to create a safe and secure environment for children as they travel to and from school. Their presence not only ensures safe crossings but also promotes awareness among drivers regarding pedestrian safety.Crossing Guards generally help pedestrians and other individuals safely cross the street. A Crossing Guard also directs drivers when to stop or slow down based on the presence of pedestrians, cyclists and individuals using mobility aids. Your Crossing Guard job description may include the following duties: - Assessing traffic flow to identify potential hazards - Provide safety instructions to students, parents, and motorists, ensuring everyone understands crossing procedures. - Directing pedestrians and other individuals to safely cross the street, utilizing safety equipment as needed. - Removing potential hazards from the assigned crossing area - Promptly acts in emergencies, ensuring the safety of students and reporting incidents as necessary. - Reporting unsafe driving to supervisor or police department - Monitoring rapidly changing traffic conditions and responding accordingly - Work Cooperatively with others. - Maintain regular and punctual attendance. - Comply with all city policies and procedures. - Performs other related duties as assigned. - Requires High School Diploma or equivalent. - Valid Texas ID or Driver’s License