School Crossing Patrol Officer – Stock Ce Primary School

Essex County Council; Ingatestone; On-site; GBP 15,000 - 22,000; Part time

Job summary

Essex County Council is seeking a School Crossing Patrol Officer for Stock CE Primary School, Stock, Ingatestone. The role is part-time (7.5 hours/week) with a split shift: 08:00–09:00 and 14:45–15:45 across 39 academic weeks. Uniform, equipment and training are provided, and the role requires right to work in the UK.

Visa sponsorship is not available. The officer assists pupils and families across the crossing, maintaining a calm, professional presence and ensuring safe crossing at the start

Qualifications

• Punctual and reliable individual with an approachable manner.
• Willingness to engage with the public and support school crossings.

Responsibilities

• Support schools in the morning and afternoon to ensure pedestrian safety.
• Give clear signals to drivers and ensure crossing is safe before allowing pedestrians to proceed.
• Report problems or defects to the supervisor and maintain uniform/equipment in good condition.

Job description

School Crossing Patrol Officer - Stock CE Primary School

Permanent, Part Time

£13.46 per hour

Location: Billericay

Working Style:

STOP! Come and support your local community by joining Essex County Council’s School Crossing Patrol Team as a School Crossing Patrol Officer at Stock CE Primary School, Swan Lane, Stock, Ingatestone CM4 9BQ.

Please note that visa sponsorship is not available for this role. Applicants must have a current, unrestricted right to work in the UK.

Support schools once in the morning and once in the afternoon, ensuring the safety of all pedestrians crossing the road to and from school and its surrounding locations.

We are looking for a punctual and reliable individual, who is approachable and enjoys engaging with the public.

This position is for 7.5 hours per week approximately, with a holiday pay element included. You will need to be available to work during the 39 weeks of the academic year, for 45 minutes between 08:00 - 09:00 in the morning and 45 minutes between 14:45 - 15:45 in the afternoon approximately, depending on individual site requirements. Uniform, equipment, and training will be provided.

Responsibilities:

• To have regard for the needs of people with disabilities, especially mobility impaired people wishing to use the crossing point.
• Maintain regular contact with the schools attended by children using the crossing.
• Regularly assess the risks associated with operating at the crossing site in order to identify any problems. Report problems and defects to supervisor.
• Assist in the preparation of reports on accidents and failure to stop incidents and other incidents occurring at the crossing site.
• Ensure that all uniform and equipment provided is maintained in good condition and replacements requested when needed.
• Give clear signals to drivers when stopping traffic and ensuring that the traffic remains at rest until the road at the crossing point is clear of pedestrians.

Why Essex?

As one of the largest and most dynamic UK local authorities, Essex offers a stimulating public service environment. Covering over 1,420 square miles and serving 1.8 million residents, we’re committed to transformational change and delivering better quality at lower cost. Recognised in the top three of the latest IMPOWER index for productivity, we ensure everyone matters in . With flexible working options and a focus on innovation, whether you are looking to develop your career or contribute to the local community, Essex is the ideal place for you.

In March 2026, the Government announced that councils in Greater Essex will be reorganised into five new unitary authorities from April 2028. In addition to this, Greater Essex has been accepted on to the devolution priority programme, where we will work towards establishing a Mayoral Combined County Authority. You can read more about these changes, and what this may mean for this role, on our .

Essex County Council is proud to be a Disability Confident Leader. We’re committed to interview all disabled applicants who choose to apply under our Job Interview Scheme if they meet the minimum requirements of the job. Please speak to our Recruiters if you require any reasonable adjustments during the process. We’re also committed to interview all veterans and care leavers, who meet the minimum requirements of the role for which they are applying.

Once you’ve secured your role within Essex County Council you will receive many great employee benefits, including support for unpaid carers and flexible working arrangements to accommodate their needs.

At Essex County Council, we value integrity and ethical behaviour. We kindly ask that you embrace our code of conduct and the , including throughout the recruitment process. Your commitment to these standards helps us maintain a positive and respectful workplace for everyone.

Essex County Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults, and expects all employees and volunteers to share this commitment.