Team Member
urban air adventure parksMiddle River (MD)
Team Member
Posted 35 days ago
urban air adventure parksMiddle River (MD)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Court Monitor, Front Desk, Party Host And Café Positions Urban Air is seeking qualified and energetic individuals for Court Monitor, Front Desk, Party Host and Café Positions. Applicants MUST have reliable transportation to and from the Park, and must possess the ability to work at least one (1) shift between Monday-Thursday and two (2) shifts between Friday-Sunday.
Skills and qualifications:
- High-energy individual with excellent customer service skills
- Previous work experience in retail or hospitality preferred, but not required
- Cash handling experience
We encourage, but do not require, athletic-minded individuals to apply due to the physical nature of the business as all team members are required to perform to equal levels of performance or greater.
The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by individuals assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills.
About Urban Air Adventure Parks:
Urban Air is the preeminent indoor adventure park and the market leader in location-based entertainment. The Dallas-based entertainment company pioneered the adventure park concept and is the largest adventure park operator in the world. Urban Air's purpose is to help kids have fun and aim higher, achieving those things that they never thought they could do. Urban Air White Marsh is an equal opportunity employer.
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