Salary for school crossing patrol

Average salary

1800 £

Basic salary 1700 £
Maximum Wage 2100 £
1700 £
Lowest
1900 £
Average
2100 £
Highest

school crossing patrol - How much money do you make working at this position?

The average salary for the school crossing patrol position is 1800 £

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Companies with the highest earnings in position School crossing patrol
1920 £
NOBLE RECRUITING
Based on 4 job offers
 1760 £

Salary in companies

KWORKS 1920 £
1700 £ 2100 £
NOBLE RECRUITING 1760 £
1700 £ 2100 £

Comment on the job position of school crossing patrol

Requirements

  • no previous experience required for the post
  • qualifications required
  • the successful candidate will be subject to an enhanced level 3 check with the Disclosure and Barring Service
  • must undertake mandatory training as part of the role
  • patrol
  • safety
  • reliable
  • road Safety
  • crossing
  • punctual and reliable
  • approachable and enjoys engaging with the public

Responsibility

  • responsible for the day to day supervision of the road crossing of children and other users at the designated crossing point
  • assist in the operational management of the school crossing patrol function to achieve service objectives
  • to at all times promote a professional image of the organisation
  • to wear the full uniform provided by KMBC while on duty. This is a legal requirement
  • to observe traffic and only stop in accordance with the law and in a safe manner
  • be responsible for safely crossing all crossers once the traffic is at a standstill
  • ensure compliance with all corporate policies and procedures
  • to participate in the staff review and development process
  • to attend any relevant meetings
  • implement and act in accordance with the Information Security Acceptable Use policy and Data Protection Policy
  • report actual or potential security incidents
  • protect the council’s information assets from unauthorised access, disclosure, modification, destruction or interference
  • to inform management of any health and safety or safeguarding issues that may place individuals in danger