Part-time Building Monitor, Orlando Campus

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide is in search of a responsible and reliable Building Monitor for the Orlando site location. Building Monitors are responsible for the opening and closing of military education center classrooms for ERAU use in the morning, evening and on the weekend, as appropriate. Building monitors are responsible for the safekeeping education center and ERAU owned classroom support equipment. This is an entry-level, hourly position and the pay is as such.
Job Responsibilities Include:

• Opening, closing and securing all facilities used by education customers.

• Set up classroom(s) as required e.g., adding, removing and arranging furniture as needed.

• Issue learning aids as required and inspect such equipment for serviceability prior to and after use. Monitor proper use and safeguarding of all school and education property and equipment. Report abuse, damage and malfunctions to the education center personnel.

• Maintain responsibility for overall facility and property management during each session. Ensure compliance with all safety, fire, and security rules and regulations. Monitor building and grounds for security. Notify the Security Police, and/or Fire Department of violations or discrepancies. Notify Civil Engineering at once when emergency work orders are needed.

• Direct students and faculty members to assigned classrooms. Monitor hallways, break areas, off-site classrooms, and surrounding grounds to minimize any potential disruption to academic activities.

Qualifications

Required Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:

• Ability to read and comprehend instructions, write information, and complete simple forms.

• High school (or GED) level ability in spelling, grammar, basic composition, and math.

• Analytical skills with an in depth knowledge of information systems and technical expertise with Microsoft operating systems, Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook/email, and Internet end-user applications.

• Must be capable of performing light physical duties such as, moving and setting up audiovisual equipment, moving tables and chairs, and other routine daily maintenance functions.

• Must be capable of operating computer hardware and peripherals (speakers, headphones, etc.) and audiovisual systems (overhead projectors, televisions, etc.).