Check In Assistance at Football Camp
prep networkCassville (NJ)
About the role
Event Check-In StaffPrep Redzone is America's #1 Event Operator for Football Events. Hosting over 50 showcases this year, we specialize in premium experience for prospects and players at all levels of competition. You will be working player check-in at our showcase on Saturday, November 29th, at the Adventure Sports and Entertainment in Jackson Township, NJ. As a check-in staff member, you will be the first person players see when they enter the venue. You will be responsible for welcoming them, checking in each individual player, getting them their appropriate jersey, and assisting with data entry into spreadsheets. The hours will be 7 am-12 pm You will be paid $100 after your shift and you'll receive a complimentary staff shirt.
Responsibilities and Duties:
Player Check-In. As players arrive, you will be their initial point of contact and check them into the event. You will mark them as checked-in on a spreadsheet, distribute their jersey to them, and assist with data entry for testing results.
Required: fully charged laptop and charger
Qualifications and Skills Customer Service. Proven ability of strong, friendly customer service skills. Personable. Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills. Organized. Strong ability to multitask and prioritize competing tasks. Google Apps. Access to Google Sheets, Google Docs, etc. Attention to Detail. Exudes exceptional attention to detail when completing tasks.
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