School Safety Coordinator (ECE)

Muckleshoot Indian Tribe•Auburn, WA

19h

About The Position

The School Safety Coordinator is responsible for ensuring the safety, supervision, and proper conduct of children during outdoor play periods. This position plays a critical role in promoting positive interactions, preventing accidents, and resolving minor disputes on the playground. School Safety Coordinators are expected to uphold and enforce playground rules consistently while maintaining a caring and respectful approach to all children. The role includes active patrolling of assigned zones, pre-playground safety checks, and communication with educational staff regarding incidents or concerns. Candidates must possess strong observational skills, good judgment, and a calm demeanor when managing groups of children. This position contributes to a supportive and structured play environment that prioritizes safety and respect.

Requirements

Associates of Arts or Associates of Science Degree.
Strong observational and situational awareness skills
Clear communication with children and adults
Basic conflict resolution and de-escalation skills
Ability to stay calm under pressure
Writing Skills to complete student incident reports
Time management during structured recess periods
Basic first aid response knowledge
Ability to Maintain physical activity for extended periods
Ability to Interact positively with children of all ages
Ability to React quickly in case of emergencies
Ability to Stay alert in busy, noisy environments
Ability to Monitor multiple areas simultaneously
Ability to Respond confidently to unpredictable behavior
Knowledge of general playground safety practices
Knowledge of active supervision guidelines.
Familiarity with age-appropriate behavioral norms
Basic understanding of childhood supervision standards
Awareness of first aid and emergency procedures
Understanding of boundaries and child protection rules
Knowledge of safe and inclusive play behaviors

Nice To Haves

Two (2) years of experience working with children in a structured setting such as a school, daycare, or camp.
Certified Behavior Technician or Social Emotional Interventionist or Specialist experience.

Responsibilities

Conduct a daily visual inspection of playground equipment and play zones for safety.
Confirm zone supervision is present and functional before recess begins.
Ensure children remain in designated play areas during recess periods.
Supervise child behavior and address minor conflicts between students.
Apply and enforce playground rules consistently and fairly across age groups.
Redirect unsafe behavior and de-escalate conflicts when needed.
Report equipment damage or safety hazards to appropriate personnel immediately.
Document significant incidents and submit reports when necessary.
Provide brief updates to classroom or teaching staff after each recess period.
Assist students with minor injuries and refer to staff when further care is needed.
Escort or guide children back to classrooms if they leave assigned areas.
Encourage inclusive play and ensure equitable access to shared equipment.
Be alert and responsive to signs of distress, conflict, or unsafe behavior.
Support a respectful, culturally aware, and nurturing play environment.
Follow emergency protocols and assist in evacuations or drills if needed.
Support students in the daily loading and disembarking of the buses.
Provide assistance with large group activities.
Collaborate with Special Education Staff to provide behavioral support.
Because of the Tribe's commitment to community service and the well-being of its members, each employee may be expected to perform a wide range of office and field duties from time to time. Such duties may or may not be related to their regular responsibilities.