Madison Square Boys & Girls Club·New York
The Safety Monitor is responsible for ensuring the security of members, staff, and visitors at the Clubhouse and surrounding areas. Key duties include verifying identification, preventing unauthorized entry, and mediating interactions between individuals.
The After School Youth Program Safety Monitor (021) will be responsible for providing security and ensuring the safety of the members, staff and visitors in the Clubhouse and surrounding area. We are offering an exciting opportunity for an After School Youth Program Safety Monitor (021) at the Elbaum Family Clubhouse located in Brooklyn, NY.
This is a part-time position working 20 hours a week Monday through Friday in the afternoon.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities for the After School Youth Program Safety Monitor (021) Position:
Maintain a safe and inviting environment for all members, staff members, and volunteers.
Prevent unknown individuals from entering the building.
Verify the identification of any individual entering the building.
Intervene and mediate any verbal or physical interactions between members or visitors to the site.
Observe and report any threats or potential threats in and around the site.
Enhance and refine the current inspectional procedures and techniques at the site.
Initiate and maintain friendly and inviting relationships with members, parents, school staff, and visitors.
Required Skills/Knowledge for the After School Youth Program Safety Monitor (021) Position:
High school diploma, equivalent, or currently attending school required.
Ability to communicate effectively with young people from diverse backgrounds, ages 6-18 as well as a range of other organizational personnel in a courteous and professional manner.
Highly motivated and dedicated to the organizational mission.
Ability to speak and write Standard English appropriate in a public school setting.
We offer a professional work environment and supplemental benefits package for the After School Youth Program Safety Monitor (021) position.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent, or be currently attending school. Strong communication skills and the ability to interact professionally with youth aged 6-18 from diverse backgrounds are required.
Market context
In New York, after-school safety monitor roles are often sought by programs that need dependable supervision for youth ages 6–18, especially during busy dismissal and activity hours. Competition can be strong because employers look for clear communication, professionalism, and comfort working with diverse groups; this platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits help you review the original posting faster. Before applying, confirm your schedule, note any experience with youth supervision, and be ready to explain how you handle safety and behavior calmly.