Part Time Golf Pro Shop Clerk

Posted 16 days ago

city of midwest cityOklahoma City (OK)

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About the role

Part Time Golf Pro Shop Clerk Now Hiring: Part Time Golf Course Pro Shop Clerk Golf Department | City of Midwest City Starting Pay: $12.15/HR with no benefits Applications accepted until filled Join Our Team! The City of Midwest City is accepting applications for the position of Part Time Golf Pro Shop Clerk in the Golf Department.
What You'll Do: In this role, under the supervision of the Golf Director, you will participate in the day-to-day operations.
Primary responsibilities include: Responsible for proper charging of green fees, range fees, food and beverage fees and all other related pro shop fees. You will also answer phone calls, document tee times and assign golf carts Assist in supervising starting of play by golfers Responsible for balancing cash Minimum Qualifications Applicants must have: Must possess a valid Oklahoma driver's license Must possess (or obtain within 2 weeks of hire) and maintain a Servers License from ABLE Must be at least 18 years old Must have the ability to deal with the public and other employees with tact and diplomacy Must have the ability to perform mathematical computations accurately and with reasonable speed Preferred Qualifications None Certification Requirements Must possess (or obtain within 2 weeks of hire) and maintain a Servers License from ABLE How to Apply Applications must be submitted on the official City of Midwest City job.
Please Note: Online applications are accepted. Resumes submitted without a completed City employment application will not be considered. You may also apply in person using the employment kiosk at: City of Midwest City - Human Resources 100 N. Midwest Blvd. Midwest City, OK Apply Today! Click \"Apply Now\" to complete your City of Midwest City employment application. The City of Midwest City is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE).

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