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r" -., . All cCII1TIY ~AcGJJEMDENIT ~JEffi"YTIcCIE~ A designated Trainer will oversee this initial training session. They will perform active demonstr~tions, encourage participation and possibly show a training video. Our training goal for this meeting will be to consolidate our fundamental procedures and policies into a 1 to 2 hours time slot. During this initial orientation/training meeting we will focus on key sections of the Employee Handbook including personal conduct, techniques and policies. Another effective training tool we will use during this session is our Field Training Card. The Field Training Card is a pocket size instruction card which gives step by step instruction on our crossing procedures. At the conclusion of the training portion of this meeting we will: I.Review all work schedules with the current Crossing Guards. 2. Issue equipment to all current Crossing Guards. 3. Process and issue Picture 10 Cards 4. Provide Supervisory contact information to all Crossing Guards. 5. Further screen and work with all prospective Crossing Guards 6. Interview with prospective Supervisors. ".... From this point forward, training is an ongoing process for all Crossing Guards employed by ACMS. In addition to the normal site visits by the Area Supervisor, all employees receive a follow-up Site Performance Evaluation 30 to 60 days after their initial employment. ,.,.. The Supervisor or a Safety Supervisor conducts Site Performance Evaluations at the intersection the Crossing Guard normally works. Each Crossing Guard is given a "Site Performance Evaluation" two times during the school year. This evaluation is used as an instructional tool to validate correct procedures and correct inappropriate procedures. Any Crossing Guard receiving a low score on a Site Performance Evaluation are re- evaluated within 30 days by another Supervisor or Safety Supervisor. Within the first year of employment all Crossing Guards must also complete Safety Certification. This is a two-part test consisting of a written test and a field observation. Each employee must successfully pass the written portion of the test. The field observation is an unannounced visit by a Safety Supervisor or Field Observer to observe the Crossing Guard while pedestrians are crossing. Success at this is point is contingent upon the Guards' ability to give verbal instruction and control the pedestrians. Successful completion of Safety Certification allows a Crossing Guard to receive any raises that are available in their department. - ..,.