Tasks & Requirements Library

Social media screening involves evaluating a person's online presence on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Employers or program coordinators may assess a candidate's professionalism, communication skills, and alignment with organizational values by reviewing public posts, interactions, and shared content. This screening method aims to gain insights beyond a resume, providing a more comprehensive understanding of a candidate's character.

A credit check assesses an individual's credit history, highlighting financial responsibility and potential risks. Typically conducted for roles involving financial responsibility, it helps employers evaluate a candidate's fiscal reliability and integrity. 

A Healthcare Sanctions - Level 3 IMED check in a background screening involves thorough examination of an individual's medical credentials and history, ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations. This check is vital for roles in healthcare settings, promoting patient safety by verifying practitioners' qualifications and identifying any sanctions or restrictions on their practice.

An I-9 verification ensures employment eligibility for individuals in the United States. It validates an employee's identity and work authorization through required documentation, safeguarding compliance with immigration laws and fostering a legal and qualified workforce.

A professional license verification validates that a candidate’s drivers license is valid and current according to state and city records.

A motor vehicle report (MVR) is a document that states whether an individual is a safe and reliable motor vehicle driver. This record provides all traffic violations that aren’t always accessible through the background check process.

Employment verification is a confirmation of a candidate's work history, roles, and responsibilities with past employers. This thorough process ensures the accuracy of a candidate's professional background, offering employers comprehensive insights for informed hiring decisions. 

Abuse prevention policy training consists of video content designed to educate administrators on correct ways to build and apply abuse prevention policies for youth organizations. 

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Bullying prevention training equips individuals with the knowledge and tools to recognize, address, and prevent bullying behaviors both in minors and between minors and adults. Focused on fostering safe and inclusive environments, this training promotes empathy, effective communication, and intervention strategies.

Mental health and youth sports training educates coaches, parents, and participants on recognizing and addressing mental health challenges in the context of sports. The training provides insights into fostering mental resilience, reducing stigma, and ensuring a holistic approach to youth sports that prioritizes both physical and mental health.

The training focuses on helping coaches recognize signs of emotional, physical, and sexual abuse, and misconduct, and intervene; gain an understanding of how to support those who may have experienced any of these abusive behaviors; and learn how to help prevent it from happening in the future.

SafeSport Abuse Prevention Training is a comprehensive program designed to educate coaches, staff, and volunteers in sports organizations about preventing and addressing various forms of abuse, including emotional, physical, and sexual misconduct. This training equips individuals with the knowledge to recognize warning signs, implement preventive measures, and create a safe and secure environment for athletes.

Basic first aid training is a certification program that provides individuals with vital knowledge and skills to render immediate assistance in emergency situations. The primary objective of basic first aid is to save lives, prevent the situation from deteriorating, and promote recovery until medical professionals arrive.

Basic first aid training is a certification program that provides individuals with vital knowledge and skills to render immediate assistance in emergency situations.  The Adult First Aid/CPR/AED training teaches how to recognize and care for a variety of first aid, breathing, and cardiac emergencies involving adults. 

Basic first aid training is a certification program that provides individuals with vital knowledge and skills to render immediate assistance in emergency situations. The Adult Child and Baby First Aid/CPR/AED Online course equips students to recognize and care for a variety of first aid breathing and cardiac emergencies involving adults children and babies.

Designed for those who are at risk for on the job exposure to blood and other bodily fluids in the workplace. The course teaches staff how bloodborne pathogens are spread, how to avoid exposure and what to do if exposed to infectious material. 

The First Aid for Severe Bleeding Training course will prepare you to recognize severe, life-threatening bleeding emergencies and to take action to stop the flow of blood. You will learn how and when to control bleeding by applying a tourniquet and hemostatic dressing.

This training teaches the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis and how to care for a person having a severe allergic reaction, including how to administer epinephrine using an auto-injector device.

Sudden Cardiac arrest training equips individuals with life-saving skills to respond effectively in cases of sudden cardiac emergencies. Participants learn how to recognize symptoms, administer CPR, and use automated external defibrillators (AEDs). This training aims to empower individuals to act promptly, increasing the chances of survival in critical situations.

Concussion training teaches coaches, athletes, and sports personnel to recognize, manage, and prevent concussions. Participants learn about the signs and symptoms of concussions, the importance of immediate response, and the gradual return-to-play process.

Safety training for swim coaches covers water safety protocols, emergency response procedures, and risk mitigation strategies. Coaches learn to create secure aquatic environments, implement effective supervision, and respond to potential emergencies, fostering a culture of safety and enjoyment in swim programs. This training usually requires both online and in-person course completion to receive certification.

The Water Safety for Parents and Caregivers Course teaches awareness of the risks and signs of drowning and how to minimize those risks, especially for young children. This training teaches the concepts of the circle of drowning prevention, water competency and the chain of drowning survival. It also provides guidance for applying water safety to common environments and situations where children are most at risk for drowning.

Lifeguard certification is a rigorous training program that equips individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to ensure water safety at pools, beaches, and other aquatic environments. Participants undergo training in water rescue techniques, CPR, first aid, and emergency response. Successfully completing this certification demonstrates proficiency in maintaining a vigilant and secure aquatic environment, safeguarding lives through swift and effective rescue measures.

The Lifeguard Management course is designed to prepare aquatic professionals to effectively manage lifeguards and help keep patrons, staff and facilities safe. 

A resume is a self-created document providing a detailed overview of a coach's education, certifications, and relevant experience. This helps you assess their qualifications and expertise in coaching the specific sport or working with a particular age group.

A limited liability waiver is a legal document where a participant, such as a youth coach, acknowledges and assumes certain risks associated with a sports program. Signing the waiver protects the organization from liability in case of injuries or incidents, emphasizing the importance of informed consent and risk acknowledgment for all involved parties.

W-2, W-4, and W-9 forms are essential tax-related documents in the United States:

• W-2 Form is issued by employers and reports an employee's annual earnings and tax withholdings.
• W-4 Form is completed by employees and  determines the amount of federal income tax withheld from each paycheck.
• W-9 Form is completed by freelancers or contractors and provides their taxpayer identification number. 

A Child Safety Waiver is a legal document signed by parents or guardians, granting permission for their child to participate in an activity or program while acknowledging and assuming associated risks. This waiver protects organizers from liability in case of unforeseen incidents.

The National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS) offers a Coach Training & Membership Program designed to provide coaches with the tools and knowledge needed to create a positive and safe sports environment for youth. Courses are offered covering various aspects of coaching youth sports, including sportsmanship, injury prevention, effective communication, and age-appropriate skill development.

DEIraining is intended to create a more inclusive and equitable environment by fostering awareness, empathy, and a commitment to positive change among individuals and within teams.  Training typically consists of a series of online training videos specific to the needs of your organization. 

Officials Training helps both veteran and beginning officials have a clear understanding of their roles and responsibilities. Education topics include ethical behavior, working with young athletes dealing with negative behavior among others.