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Assistant Manager Full Time

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golds gymPortland (ME)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$17 - $19 per hour

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About the role

Assistant Manager Opportunity At Gold's Gym PNWGold's Gym PNW is looking for an Assistant Manager to light up the fitness scene, grow our community, and be a right hand to our Club Manager. The role is full-time with a schedule of Wednesday–Sunday workweek. The salary range is $17 - $19 per hour. Gold's Gym PNW is where fitness dreams thrive. We're all about rocking motivation, keeping it real, and driving growth that’s all about our amazing members.
Responsibilities: You're the fuel behind the fitness fire, igniting membership growth. Your tours? They're legendary. Convince guests to join the fitness journey. Turn up the charm and inspire guests to jump on the membership train. Member smiles and top-notch service? You're on the case. Keep the place shining, from fresh spaces to gear that wows. Team up with the Club Manager to keep things spick and span and oh-so-friendly. Help the crew hit peak performance by managing schedules and vibes. Team up with the Club Manager to make our fitness dreams a reality. Jump into exciting marketing follow-up and high-energy events.
Requirements: Your fitness game is strong and motivation is your middle name. People-person? You're the superstar. Rocked a leadership role? Share your stories. Solving problems and making people's day? You're the hero. Tech-savvy? You're in the zone. CPR/AED
What We Offer: Fuel your hustle with $17 - $19 per hour – it adds up. Climb the ladder in a crew that's all about lifting each other. High-fives, positivity, and rock-solid support? Count on it. Generous Paid Time Off Perks (PTO).Gold's Gear at a discount! FREE Gym access. Join us in growing the fitness vibe—one epic achievement at a time. Gold's Gym PNW: Motivating, Authentic, Passionate—every step of the way.

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