School Crossing Guard
Position Summary
The School Crossing Guard is responsible for ensuring the safe passage of children and pedestrians across designated intersections near schools. This role requires vigilance, professionalism, and a commitment to public safety. Guards must adhere to all city, state, and departmental regulations and maintain a courteous and authoritative presence at all times.
Location
Assigned School Crosswalks within North Miami Beach
Hours
- Morning Shift: 7:00 AM – 8:30 AM
- Afternoon Shift: 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
- Approx. 210 days/year (180 regular school days + 30 summer school days)
Daily Responsibilities
- Monitors Clemson network, server, and application elements, resolves incidents and service requests and/or consults with the subject matter expert team for incident resolution. Applies simple state-of-the-art technology to meet and improve the network control center.
- Control network and system processing. Responds to customer inquiries and alters via emails, incoming calls, and walk-ins. Conducts routine inspections on equipment and reports any abnormalities. Other operational duties as assigned, such as meetings, project work, administration and facilities requirements.
- Configure network and system resources and maintain corresponding system records and documentation. Provides Tier II support as per SME agreements. Performs periodic maintenance and monitoring of computer systems. Performs pre-configured port activations on network switches.
- Prepares and reviews documentation for use in operations for training and the knowledge base. Participates in training and cross-training for the Tier II. Provides customer service for all information and/or telecommunication network systems support areas.
Key Responsibilities:
- Safely escort children and pedestrians across intersections at assigned school crossing locations.
- Monitor traffic flow and ensure vehicles yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.
- Use hand-held stop signs, safety vests, and other issued equipment to control traffic.
- Use hand-held stop signs, safety vests, and other issued equipment to control traffic.
- Report incidents, near misses, or safety concerns to the Field Supervisor and City officials.
- Maintain accurate daily time sheets and submit weekly logs.
- Attend mandatory annual training and any additional sessions as required.
- Maintain communication with local law enforcement and school officials as needed.
- Ensure compliance with all safety protocols, including the prohibition of tobacco, electronic devices, and distractions while on duty.
Qualifications:
- Must be at least 21 years of age.
- High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
- Must pass a criminal background check and drug screening.
- Valid certification in First Aid and CPR.
- Valid certification in First Aid and CPR.
- Completion of FDOT-approved School Crossing Guard Training (per Florida Statute 316.75).
- Ability to stand for extended periods and work outdoors in varying weather conditions.
- Must be physically capable of performing crossing duties, including holding signs and wearing safety gear.
Uniform & Equipment:
- Must wear a City-approved uniform including reflective safety vest, hat, shirt with name and company logo, and weather-appropriate gear.
- Must carry photo identification at all times while on duty.
- Equipment such as stop signs, whistles, and gloves will be provided and must be used as directed.
Preferred Skills:
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to remain calm and authoritative in high-traffic situations.
- Dependability and punctuality.
- Familiarity with traffic laws and pedestrian safety practices.
To verify the required certifications for School Crossing Guards in Florida—especially those mandated by the Ramon Turnquest School Crossing Guard Act (Florida Statute 316.75)—you can check the following:
✅ 1. FDOT Certified School Crossing Guard Trainers
- • Where to check:
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) maintains a list of certified trainers and training programs. - • How to verify:
Visit the FDOT School Crossing Guard Program page or contact the FDOT Safety Office directly. - • What to look for:
- Certification status of trainers.
- Approved training curriculum.
Training completion records.
✅ 2. First Aid & CPR Certification
- • Where to check:
These are typically issued by:- American Red Cross
- American Heart Association
- National Safety Council
- • How to verify:
- Check if they can provide for a copy of the certificate if needed.
✅ 3. Background Checks
- • Where to check:
- Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Level 2 Background Screening.
- • How to verify:
- Ask if they can provide a copy of the FDLE clearance letter or screening report.
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