Divy's Guest Services Attendant (Part-Time)
$20 an hour
ApplyDivy's Guest Services Attendant (Part-Time)
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SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$20 an hour
About the role
- Creating a "guest ready" atmosphere at the service counter and throughout the 3rd floor Commons AreaAssist in the daily opening and closing tasks scheduled and as needed
- Support the needs of guests on the 3rd floor
- Maintain a clean and safe environment in the Grab and Go, this will include cleaning and maintenance that aligns with Museum and Snohomish County Health Department standards
- Collect Zip Code information
- Other miscellaneous duties as assigned
- A friendly and outgoing personality that thrives being in an active and vibrant work environment
- Comfortable working with active children and families and redirecting behavior as necessary
- Attention to detail, particularly regarding health and safety standards and expectations
- Good communication skills
- Comfortable using a POS system and basic cash handling
- Adaptable to multi-tasking between the kitchen, service counter and Commons area
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
- Ability to direct volunteers when needed
- Possess initiative and the ability to self-direct, not requiring continuous supervision
- Ability to adapt to changing conditions and assigned tasks throughout the workday
- Ability to work special events after hours
- Commitment to Imagine Children's Museum Core Values
- Education and/or Experience:
- Customer service experience desired.
- Food service experience preferred.
- Current Washington State Food Handlers Card (Imagine will provide access to state training, if needed)
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