Class Specification

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Barber

Job Code: 32000752
Salary Grade: NC01
Revision Date: 06/2018

Class Concept

This is professional level work providing barber services for clients of a state residential facility. Positions perform a variety of manual personal service tasks. Work is performed with limited supervision in a central barbershop for ambulatory clients or in living areas for bedridden clients. Work may involve training clients to assist in care of instruments and custodial functions in barbershop. Work may range from straightforward trims to more time-consuming treatments such as permanents or colorations. Positions must ensure that the client or the client advocate's wishes are understood and followed. Work includes talking and listening to clients while performing the numerous hand-eye movements involved in the processes. Positions evaluate clients' skin and general health to devise gentle treatments to avoid rashes.

Positions may schedule contract staff, monitor and plan services for clients, order supplies, and ensure that the shop remains within budget. Positions may prepare periodic reports listing number of cuts and other services provided; other reports may include budget, supplies and inventory, and contractor performance. Positions ensure that all chemicals are safely stored and used at the facility. Positions communicate in a calming and encouraging fashion when working with clients to facilitate client skills practices and to contribute to their personal wellbeing. Positions may also guide clients in repetitive work such as sweeping, cleaning, and folding laundry. Positions must stand for hours at a time. Upper body movement is extensive during combing, washing, and trimming hair. Positions also sweep, mop, and clean beauty shop, wash and sterilize equipment, fold and stack linen, and lay equipment out on work table for use.

Recruitment Requirements

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

  • Working knowledge of the methods and techniques of barbering.
  • Ability to perform the methods and techniques of barbering with a degree of skill.
  • Ability to understand, work with, and help clients.

Minimum Education and Experience

Must be licensed as a Barber with the state of North Carolina

Note:

This is a generalized representation of positions in this class and is not intended to identify essential functions per ADA.