
Posting number: 016038-26-YPCE-2
Department: Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment
Division: Youth Employment Services
Job classification: Senior Recreation Aide
Posting type: Open
Categories: Community Services, Recreation, Parks and Recreation, Miscellaneous, Parks, Customer Service
The Department of Youth, Parks, & Community Enrichment (YPCE) is hiring three Senior Recreation Aide positions to support operations in the Civic Engagement Division and the Youth Workforce Development Division.
The Senior Recreation Aide can work up to 18 hours per week Monday through Friday with occasional Saturdays. The Senior Recreation Aide position engages in the development, facilitation, and implementation of program components. The position also supports various activities in the department including special events, community outreach, and more.
On a seasonal and/or part-time basis, supervise and participate in the leadership and/or monitoring of a variety of recreation activities, special events, civic engagement programs, human service programs, and/or neighborhood activities.
DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS
Employees in this classification are non-career. Incumbents can work up to 1040 hours per year. This classification differs from a Recreation Aide in that the Senior Recreation Aide also has the responsibility for supervising Recreation Aides.
SUPERVISION RECEIVED AND EXERCISED
General supervision is provided by a higher-level position. Responsibilities include the direct supervision of Recreation Aides and/or other lower level City positions.
The following duties are typical for this classification. Depending on assignment, incumbents may not perform all the listed duties and/or may be required to perform related duties as needed.
Knowledge of:
Skill in:
Ability to:
None required.
Six months of full-time experience comparable to a Recreation Aide with the City of Sacramento.
To see the classification specification for the comparable classification of Recreation Aide, please click here.
Age:
Must be at least 16 years old at time of appointment.
Note: Employees assigned to Aquatics must be 18 years old by time of appointment.
Assessments:
If considered for appointment, candidates must:
Training:
Employees must complete "Mandated Reporter" training within two weeks of appointment.
The physical standards described are representative of those that must be met by employees to successfully perform the essential functions of this class. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Ability to walk frequently; work may include frequent running, starts, and stops; perform simple and power grasping; verbal and hearing skills to effectively communicate with participants and staff; visual acuity to read and record documents and make observations. Intermittently, lift, carry or move sports equipment of 20 pounds or less.
Environmental Conditions:
Work may be performed outdoors with exposure to heat, often over 100 degrees, sun, noise, dust, and pollens. Depending on assignment, may be exposed to pool chemicals.
Work Conditions:
Some assignments may require working evenings and weekends.
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