Marina Dockhand

Posted 7 days ago

lodge at deadwood gaming resortGeneva (OH)

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Marina Dockhand Join the team at Geneva Marina as a Marina Dockhand, where you'll play a vital role in ensuring smooth and efficient marina operations. This position involves assisting with the daily maintenance of docks, providing excellent customer service to boaters, and supporting the overall safety and cleanliness of the marina.
Responsibilities: Assist customers with docking and undocking boats safely and efficiently Fuels boats in a safe manner Maintain cleanliness and organization of the docks and surrounding marina areas Perform routine maintenance tasks such as cleaning, painting, and minor repairs Monitor and report any safety hazards or equipment issues to marina management Provide general support to marina staff as needed to ensure smooth operations
Requirements: May be required to take a boaters safety course upon hire Strong communication and customer service skills Ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions Physical ability to perform manual labor including lifting and carrying heavy items Reliable, punctual, and a team player Previous marina, boating, or dockhand experience is a plus but not required
Benefits: Holiday pay including your birthday Employee discounts on rooms, food and retail Opportunity for growth and development
About the Company: Geneva Marina is located in Geneva, OH, known for its breathtaking views and delicious food. Join our team and be part of an exciting culinary experience by the lake!

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