Officials
campbell countyGillette (WY)
$12-$26
ApplyAbout the role
General Summary:
To preside over competitive and recreational athletic or sporting events to help maintain standards of play.
Weekdays and Saturdays (times and days vary)
Hourly Rate:
$12-$26 (softball, volleyball, basketball & soccer)
HOURS/WEEK:4 - 20 Essential Duties and Responsibilites Responsible for complete game control of all officiated sports.
Arrive prepared and on time to all scheduled shifts.
Maintain an appropriate and professional demeanor at all times.
Call all contests with complete honesty and integrity.
Manage players and spectators on the playing field.
Help patrons learn more about the sport they are participating in.
Enforce established rules of the game.
Other duties not assigned.
Minimum Qualifications:
Knowledge, Skills and Mental Ability: Basic understanding of the sport they are officiating.
Education, Certification,
Experience:
Previous paid experience as an official or played the sport Competencies for Successful Performance of
Job Duties: Equipment Used: Sport specific for sports they are officiating
Physical Demands:
Ability to have physical movement of all body parts.
Ability to hear ordinary conversation.
Ability to talk and communicate appropriately.
Ability to stand for long periods of time.
Ability to demonstrate fundamentals.
Environmental Demands: Work indoors and outdoors.
Work alone.
Be able to follow oral and written instructions.
Ability to effectively deal with angry participants.
Talk, listen, and give instruction to parents and participants.
An attempt will be made to reasonably accommodate an otherwise qualified individual who is protected under the American with Disabilities Act. Campbell County is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. This position is not eligible for benefits.01 Which sport would you be interested in Officiating? Adult Volleyball
Adult Basketball
Adult Softball
High School Basketball
Junior High Basketball
Junior High Volleyball
Youth Basketball
Youth Soccer Required Question
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