Boat Rental Store Clerk
rays restaurantsGainesville (GA)
About the role
Boat Rental Store Clerk The ideal Boat Rental Store Clerk is upbeat, reliable, and customer focused, supporting store operations, assisting guests on the gas dock, and helping provide a smooth and enjoyable experience on the water. Paradise Rental Boats are hiring to join our team! The Port Royale (est. 2006) - Port Royale Marina is our flagship location on Lake Lanier. Offering premier boating, rentals, and full-service amenities that create an unbeatable on-the-water experience.
Responsibilities:
Assist callers with boat rental information and book boat rental reservations. Check-in guests for their boat rental. Assist guests inside the gift shop. Handles cash and card transactions while operating a Point-Of-Sale register and a fuel console inside the gift shop. Help keep the gift shop stocked and organized. Assists boaters with docking for fuel, pump-outs, and gift shop visits. Assists boaters as they depart from the dock. Ensure boats depart in a timely manner to avoid congestion. Keeps fuel hoses properly stored and maintains a clean, organized, and safe gas dock.
Requirements:
Must be authorized to work in the United States and provide proper documentation. Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and handle multiple tasks efficiently. Physically able to stand for extended periods, lift up 50 lbs., bend, climb, reach overhead, and work in confined spaces. Good communication skills and ability to work as part of a team. Experience as a cashier or in a customer service role. Basic math and computer skills. Must be 16 years of age or older. Must be able to swim. Must be available to work weekends and holidays, and willing to work 20–40 hours per week.
Required Skills:
Customer Service Attention to Detail Teamwork Ability to Work Under Pressure Adaptability Positive Attitude Work Ethic
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