Event Staff
pridestaffAsheville (NC)
$18.00 / hour
ApplyAbout the role
Event Staff Client has strict ID requirements. EE's must bring state ID and certified birth certificate with them to be able to be let on site OR the EE must have a passport that they can bring with them to be let on site.
Title:
Event Staff Compensation: $18.00 / hour Shift/Working Hours: Saturday, October 3rd 7 AM-4 PM About the role: PrideStaff is partnering with a local company in Asheville, NC to hire Event Staff for an upcoming event running from September 29th to October 3rd. You will assist with setting up, serving guests, and breaking down event spaces.
What you will do:
Assist with the set up, teardown, and sanitation of event spaces, equipment, and dining areas. Greet guests, provide directional support, and serve food and beverages. Complete general support tasks as directed by management.
What you will bring:
If you have these skills and characteristics, we want to hear from you! Strong verbal communication and customer service skills. Physical stamina to stand and walk for long periods during the event. Ability to present a valid state ID/Drivers License and certified birth certificate, or a passport, to enter the site. Attire Black on Black. What Sets This Opportunity Apart (The Perks!) Paid Weekly: Get your money every week! Short-Term Commitment: Earn extra income over a quick 5-day event window. Team Environment: Work alongside a supportive team in a dynamic event setting. Compensation / Pay Rate (Up to): $18.00 - $18.00
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