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School Crossing Patrol - Templepatrick Primary School & Nursery Unit, Ballyclare

Templepatrick
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School Crossing Patrol - Templepatrick Primary School & Nursery Unit, Ballyclare

School Crossing Patrol Person

Reports to: The Transport Officer

Job Purpose

To undertake duties concerned with the safe passage of school children across roads to and from school, including:

  • Control and direction of traffic at crossing areas
  • Operation of hazard warning signs
  • Identification of any roadside hazards

Main Duties and Responsibilities

Key Responsibilities

  • Control the behaviour of children at crossing areas
  • Comply with all provisions contained in the Education Authority’s "Instructions to School Crossing Patrols" official booklet
  • Adhere to legal, statutory, and safety requirements, including:
    • Health and Safety at Work (NI) Order 1978
    • Acts of Parliament, Statutory Instruments, Regulations, and Codes of Practice
  • Discharge duties under working conditions normally applicable to the role
  • Complete all necessary paperwork and administrative tasks
  • Undertake duties up to and including those at the same grade level as applicable to the individual’s competence

Dynamic Elements

  • Job description subject to review in light of changing circumstances
  • Guidelines provide structure for flexible task assignments
  • Additional duties, including similar or suitable tasks within the grade, may be assigned

Equality and Good Relations

  • Ensure compliance with Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act (1998)
  • Promote good relations and equality of opportunity
  • Actively recognise and uphold equality legislation at all times

Person Specification

Notes to Job Applicants

  • Clear application: Your ability to meet criteria must be demonstrated in detail on the application. Failure to do so may prevent shortlisting.

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Timeline for Assessment Evaluation

  • Shortlisting must be justifiable by the essential criteria listed on the application form.
  • Proven alignment with criteria is required by application closing unless specified otherwise.

Section 1: Essential Criteria for Shortlisting

(Shortlisting based on Application Form)

FactorCriteriaAssessment MethodNotes
WillingnessTo undertake job-related trainingShortlisting by Application Form

Section 2: Additional Essential Criteria for Interview

(Fully assessed during interview process)

Knowledge

  • Demonstrable knowledge of road safety and traffic awareness

Skills and Abilities

  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
  • Excellent customer service skills
  • Ability to use own initiative while following established procedures

Values and Orientation

  • Evidence supporting your experience and approach reflects the Education Authority’s ethos and values

Special information regarding EA’s values can be accessed [here].


Section 3: Desirable Criteria for Shortlisting (if needed)

FactorCriteriaAssessment MethodNotes
ExperienceEvidence of experience working with children and/or the publicShortlisting by Application FormFailure to demonstrate awareness of these criteria will be considered generously during shortlisting but is essential for suitability. Criteria are applied if excessive submissions are received as listed.

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EA Values

  • Applicants’ personal values must align with EA’s:
    • Equality
    • Excellence in service
  • Commitment to these values ensures the effective and inclusive delivery of services for children and young people.

Safeguarding and Security Clearance

Criminal Background

  • The role falls under "regulatory activity" as defined by the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups (Northern Ireland) Order 2007.
  • Enhanced Disclosure Criminal Record Check mandatory if shortlisted.
    • Cost: Candidate responsible for fees (additional info provided before employment).
  • To detail costs and more information: nidirect.gov.uk/campaigns/accessni-criminal-record-checks or justice-ni.gov.uk/articles/about-accessni.

APplicant Guidance & Benefits

Additional Resources

  • For complete applicant guidance notes, click [here.]
  • Discover benefits of joining the Education Authority [here].

The Education Authority is an Equal Opportunities Employer and encourages applications from all eligible backgrounds and perspectives.

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Skills

Road Safety
Traffic Awareness
Interpersonal Skills
Communication Skills
Customer Service
Initiative

Location

Templepatrick, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

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