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Andover Public Schools
Crossing Guards
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What they do
A Crossing Patrol Guard is a vehicle traffic manager normally stationed on busy roadways to aid pedestrians or manage the movement of vehicles. They are often employed to assist around schools, events, or construction work.
$40,578 / year median in Massachusetts
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Description School Crossing Guards are responsible for directing traffic at assigned crossings to protect school children and to provide for the orderly movement of traffic. Responsibilities Distinguishing Characteristics
- Works under the supervision of the Transportation Coordinator.
- Performs routine work requiring judgment in supervising safety of children.
- Must have ability to report directly to assigned crossing stations, be on time, and remain there until the conclusion of the assignment.
- Errors could result in considerable traffic delays and possible injury of a pedestrian or child.
- Has frequent contact with school children. Minimal physical effort required in performing duties. Working conditions can vary with changing weather conditions. Examples of Work
- Supervise children and pedestrians while crossing busy street intersections.
- Direct street traffic.
- Should be alert for present or potential traffic hazards in the area surrounding the assigned crossings. Submit to the Transportation Coordinator a written report of any such hazards with a recommendation for remedial steps to be taken. Qualifications Knowledge, Ability, Skill
- Ability to perform under varying weather conditions.
- Ability to supervise children.
- Ability to follow safety policies.