Job Description

AMA

YOU think OF YOURSELF

AS A safety AND

relationship GURU.

Posted: 2023-03-23
Closing: Until Filled
Location: Red Deer

Building and maintaining strong community relationships and partnerships is what you do best. Wellthat and a love of working with children and schools, educating on traffic safety, supporting events, and other activities that help build our brand. Thats exactly the type of person were looking for to help coordinate AMAs School Safety Patrol program events and activities.

WHAT MOVES YOU

• You have a passion for traffic safety, youth, and education.
• You never turn down a challenge. Youre always ready to educate and train in a fun, fresh way.
• Youre a spirited team player but also comfortable working independently. Youre a master at getting people involved and engaged with all the events and activities you coordinate.
• You get the importance of tying events and corporate purpose activities back to the Association and the brand.
• You love to organize, understand process is the foundation of any successful job, and have great attention to detail.
• You love the challenge of breaking through the clutter with innovative, creative, and impactful ways to train school patrol teams and undertake community events.
• You get that at the end of the day, great work is fun work. You love to laugh and have an ability to take a heavy workload in stride.

WHAT YOULL DO

• Report to the Supervisor, School Safety Patrol.
• Organize and deliver effective training programs and initiatives that directly support the AMA School Safety Patrol program.
• Review applications from new schools requesting the program based on established criteria and in collaboration with community partners (as applicable).
• Plan, manage, and organize AMA School Safety Patrol events.
• Train, coach and assess patrol safety procedures while keeping detailed and accurate records, as well as making recommendations for further learning.
• Build lasting connections with key stakeholders, associations, and organizations by embodying the TYLF (Treat you like Family & Friends) culture.
• Represent AMA at community and traffic-safety related events, including general media, and work with community stakeholders to further program objectives.
• Promote key AMA advocacy messaging while helping to enhance AMAs brand in the community.
• Monitor regional program budgets to ensure accountability.

WHAT YOUVE DONE

• You have a post-secondary diploma in related fields such as early childhood development or program delivery. A degree in education, public relations, or other field would be considered an asset.
• You have a history of building strong partnerships with community organizations such as law enforcement, schools, government, and not-for-profit organizations.
• You have solid computer skills and can easily adapt to using new technology.
• You understand event planning, event hours and are not afraid to set up, tear down, and adhere to safety.
• You hold a valid drivers license and access to a personal vehicle.
• You can produce a current and clear Vulnerable Sector Police Information Check.

WHAT YOU\'LL GET

• Competitive salary.
• Flexible benefits.
• Unlimited learning opportunities.
• Paid Vacation and other paid time off including a Volunteer Day and Me-Day.
• Great AMA discounts.

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Alberta Motor Association