(3) Head Recreation Instructor (SPRING)
HOURLY RATE:
$12.
06JOB OBJECTIVES:
Under general supervision and procedural control of the Recreation Supervisor, is responsible for implementing specific programs as assigned.
Employee has supervisory responsibilities for the actions, job performance, supervision and monitoring of all assigned employees and program participants.
Employee prepares standard routine reports and records.
Job involves decision-making which requires sound interpretation and mature judgment.
Employee provides continuous service to the public frequently involving sensitive matters that demand the utmost tact, courtesy and resourcefulness.
Employee has full responsibility for directing, assisting and evaluating job performance of one or more employees.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
Keeps and maintains records of program participants.
Keeps and maintains personnel records (i.
e.
good/bad work, tardy/no show, accidents reports, etc.
) and reports immediately to the Recreation Supervisor.
Supervise and assigns duties to assistants assigned to the program.
Accomplishes activities while still keeping it fun for participants.
Keeps work area neat and clean.
Thinks and promotes safety and professionalism at all times.
Be the primary administrator of all emergency services in case of emergency.
Be the primary person in handling all concerns/complaints for staff members, as well as discipline cases involving participants for assigned program.
Be the primary person in collecting all timecards from the assistants in a timely manner and provide to the Recreation Supervisor and/or designee for review and before submitting to Finance for further processing.
Keep a daily inventory of all equipment and supplies, reporting any supplies needed for daily operation to immediate supervisor.
Be the custodian of all reports (copy of accident/incident reports, counseling, personnel records, etc.
) and submit at the end of the program year to the Recreation Supervisor.
Director will submit to Human Resources for filing in their respective personnel file.
Organize activities that are supportive of the general recreation plan as presented by immediate supervisor.
Perform other job related tasks as assigned.
OTHER JOB FUNCTIONS:
Must exhibit special leadership qualities and ability to work with supervisors as well as subordinates.
Must be able to promote good public relations for the city.
Must be able to meet the public in a courteous manner, using tact and diplomacy for Dance, Ballet, Cheerleading, Strength & Conditioning, Karate, Track, Tennis, Baking, T-Ball, Soccer, Softball and Archery.
EQUIPMENT/MATERIALS:
General office equipment, personal computer, fax, copier, calculator, supplies and sports related equipment.
WORKING CONDITIONS/PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
In and out of office conditions and working in different parks and facilities within the city.
Be knowledgeable and capable of properly using program specific equipment, facilities and teaching assistants' for teaching assigned programs.
Works irregular hours, little or no hazard to the health or body.
Some physical effort; requires some movement and infrequent lifting no greater than 25 lbs.
EDUCATION/SKILLS REQUIRED:
High school diploma or GED equivalent, have completion of a least two (2) semesters (24 hrs.
minimum) of college credit, have current certification in American Red Cross Standard First Aid and CPR, have minimum of one (1) year experience in program specific leadership positions such as a coach, teacher, playground leader etc.
Must have a valid Texas Driver's License with a satisfactory driving record.
Recommended Skills Cpr Coaching And Mentoring Courtesy Decision Making Diplomacy Filing Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
$12.
06JOB OBJECTIVES:
Under general supervision and procedural control of the Recreation Supervisor, is responsible for implementing specific programs as assigned.
Employee has supervisory responsibilities for the actions, job performance, supervision and monitoring of all assigned employees and program participants.
Employee prepares standard routine reports and records.
Job involves decision-making which requires sound interpretation and mature judgment.
Employee provides continuous service to the public frequently involving sensitive matters that demand the utmost tact, courtesy and resourcefulness.
Employee has full responsibility for directing, assisting and evaluating job performance of one or more employees.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
Keeps and maintains records of program participants.
Keeps and maintains personnel records (i.
e.
good/bad work, tardy/no show, accidents reports, etc.
) and reports immediately to the Recreation Supervisor.
Supervise and assigns duties to assistants assigned to the program.
Accomplishes activities while still keeping it fun for participants.
Keeps work area neat and clean.
Thinks and promotes safety and professionalism at all times.
Be the primary administrator of all emergency services in case of emergency.
Be the primary person in handling all concerns/complaints for staff members, as well as discipline cases involving participants for assigned program.
Be the primary person in collecting all timecards from the assistants in a timely manner and provide to the Recreation Supervisor and/or designee for review and before submitting to Finance for further processing.
Keep a daily inventory of all equipment and supplies, reporting any supplies needed for daily operation to immediate supervisor.
Be the custodian of all reports (copy of accident/incident reports, counseling, personnel records, etc.
) and submit at the end of the program year to the Recreation Supervisor.
Director will submit to Human Resources for filing in their respective personnel file.
Organize activities that are supportive of the general recreation plan as presented by immediate supervisor.
Perform other job related tasks as assigned.
OTHER JOB FUNCTIONS:
Must exhibit special leadership qualities and ability to work with supervisors as well as subordinates.
Must be able to promote good public relations for the city.
Must be able to meet the public in a courteous manner, using tact and diplomacy for Dance, Ballet, Cheerleading, Strength & Conditioning, Karate, Track, Tennis, Baking, T-Ball, Soccer, Softball and Archery.
EQUIPMENT/MATERIALS:
General office equipment, personal computer, fax, copier, calculator, supplies and sports related equipment.
WORKING CONDITIONS/PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
In and out of office conditions and working in different parks and facilities within the city.
Be knowledgeable and capable of properly using program specific equipment, facilities and teaching assistants' for teaching assigned programs.
Works irregular hours, little or no hazard to the health or body.
Some physical effort; requires some movement and infrequent lifting no greater than 25 lbs.
EDUCATION/SKILLS REQUIRED:
High school diploma or GED equivalent, have completion of a least two (2) semesters (24 hrs.
minimum) of college credit, have current certification in American Red Cross Standard First Aid and CPR, have minimum of one (1) year experience in program specific leadership positions such as a coach, teacher, playground leader etc.
Must have a valid Texas Driver's License with a satisfactory driving record.
Recommended Skills Cpr Coaching And Mentoring Courtesy Decision Making Diplomacy Filing Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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