Warehouse Attendant

Posted 3 days ago

worlds of funKansas City (MO)

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Warehouse Attendant (Ages 18+)
Department: Warehouse
Reports To: Warehouse Leadership
Position Type: Seasonal
About the Job: Want a fast‐paced, active job that helps keep the park running? As a Warehouse Attendant at Worlds of Fun, you'll help receive, organize, and deliver products across the park. This role is great for teens and young adults who enjoy hands‐on work, staying busy, and being part of an essential behind‐the‐scenes team. Why Work at Enchanted Parks? Free Park admission Team member ride nights and special events Flexible scheduling that works with different availability Valuable experience in logistics, teamwork, and responsibility Open to applicants 18 years and older
What You'll Do: Load and unload delivery trucks Receive, organize, and rotate products for Retail, Games, Maintenance, and Food operations Retrieve and stage items for different park departments Accurately complete paperwork to track product movement Drive park vehicles to deliver products to various locations Follow food safety and product handling guidelines Promote safety awareness and report hazards Support warehouse operations as needed
What We're Looking For: Minimum age: 18 Must have a Valid state driver's license Strong teamwork and communication skills Ability to make good decisions and follow safety guidelines Willingness to work outdoors in different weather conditions Able to walk, stand, bend, and lift up to 50+ lbs Positive attitude, professionalism, and strong work ethic Comfortable working around guests and in a diverse environment Forklift and park vehicle certification a plus (training provided, higher earning potential)
Other Duties: Additional responsibilities may be assigned as needed to support warehouse and park operations. Ready to Apply? Apply online at Enchanted Parks.com/Jobs Enchanted Parks is a Smoke‐Free, Drug‐Free Equal Opportunity Employer.

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