Student Leadership Responsibilities

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Student Leadership Responsibilities

• The Student accepts the responsibilities of
  leadership and follower ship

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• 1. The Student recognizes the need for and
  participates in the shop organization.
• 2. The Student works cooperatively with others
  in completing a given task.
• 3. The Student recognizes a need for a system of
  rules and regulations.
• 4. The Student communicates effectively with
  others.

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• 5. The Student makes decisions regarding the
  procedures to be followed in completing a given
  task.
• 6. The Student exhibits confidence in his
  ability to solve a problem.
• 7. The Student is able to organize the
  procedures necessary to carry out a task in
  cooperation with others

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• 8. The Student is able to objectively evaluate a
  completed task.
• 9. The student will learn to accept
  responsibility when a mistake is made, and come
  up with ways to correct them.

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The Student applies knowledge to make career
decisions and secure employment.
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• 1. The Student completes a job application form
  and resume.
• 2. The Student outlines a program of continuing
  education such as apprenticeship, community
  college, vocational, technical and or military
  training.

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• 3. The Student relates career choice to training
  requirements and opportunities.
• Where do I want to be in one year?
• Where do I want to be in five years?
• Where do I want to be in ten years?

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The Student demonstrates positive attitudes and
work habits that contributes to success in
training and employment.
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• 1. Works cooperatively with others
• 2. Is accountable and responsible for attendance
• 3. Demonstrates work habits that are necessary
  to prevent accidents.
• 4. Cooperates in completing maintenance and
  house keeping tasks.

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• 5. Accepts and carries out written and verbal
  assignments.
• 6. Reports to class regularly and on time.
• 7. Assumes responsibility for personal actions
• 8. Completes assigned projects
• 9. Demonstrates efficient use of time and
  material.

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The Student demonstrates skills and attitudes
that contribute to safe working conditions.
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• 1. Identifies safety problems found in the shop.
• 2. Describes safety procedures to be followed in
  the event of an accident.
• 3. Lists the safety concerns involved in the use
  of
• a. Lifting equipment
• b. Running engines
• c. Charging batteries
• d. Caustic solutions
• e. Power tools

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• 4. Wears appropriate clothing, ear and eye
  protection.
• 5. Uses and stores sharp edged tools properly.
• 6. Anticipates potential problems and acts to
  correct them.
• 7. Demonstrates an understanding of good safety
  practice and positive attitudes through personal
  conduct.
• 8. Serves in a leadership role in practicing
  safety.

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The End
Some basic rules to follow if you want to be
successful in your work. Scott Salisbury PHS
Auto Shop