Ice Rink Cashier (Seasonal Part-Time)
$15 per hour
ApplyIce Rink Cashier (Seasonal Part-Time)
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$15 per hour
About the role
- Must be at least 16 years old or older.
- At least one year of experience working a cash register or similar experiences.
- All employees must pass a criminal background check, which the Glencoe Park District will cover.
- Required Knowledge:
- Knowledge of the philosophy of public recreation and ability to effectively communicate it to others.
- Demonstrated technical knowledge related to the position's responsibilities.
- Check passes and/or collect money from patrons entering the Weinberg Family Recreation Center.
- Be familiar with all fees relative to the ice rink.
- Be responsible and accountable for all cash transactions during assigned shifts.
- Maintain a secure and organized admissions area at the desk area of the Weinberg Family Recreation Center.
- Handle all contacts with the public (patrons) pleasantly, courteously, and professionally.
- Enforce rules and regulations appropriate to the ice rink.
- Follow directions and instructions and be dependable, punctual, and organized.
- Remain on duty at their assigned area for the entire assignment period, regardless of weather conditions.
- They must always follow the instructions given to them by the Facility Manager, Ice Rink Manager, or Assistant Ice Rink Manager.
- Must follow all general rules and regulations applicable to the public.
- Attend in-service staff meetings.
- Follow, administer, and implement Glencoe Park District policies and guidelines.
- Cooperate in maintaining and cleaning the Weinberg Family Recreation Center's lobby, recreation room, locker rooms, office area, and all bathrooms. This may include removing litter or garbage and checking and emptying trashcans before, during, and after rental parties.
- Must familiarize themselves with the "Ice Rink Rules and Regulations."Must wear uniform at all times while on duty.
- Complete a daily checklist and immediately report accidents or concerns.
- Assist in setting up and organizing daily activities
- Field and answer patron questions to the best of their ability
- Participate in special events
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