Activity/Event Worker

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anokahennepin school districtAnoka (MN)

Entertainment Attendants and Related Workers, All Other Elementary and Secondary Schools

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$18.00 - $20.00 per hour

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About the role

Activity/Event Worker A High School Activity/Event Worker is essential in ensuring the smooth execution of a wide range of events, such as competitions, tournaments, and community sports activities. This role encompasses diverse responsibilities, from event setup and on-site support to maintaining a safe and organized environment.

Key Responsibilities: May Include: Event Setup and Teardown: Assist in the assembly and disassembly of event equipment, such as scoreboards, nets, cones, and other necessary gear. Ensure accurate placement of signage and informational materials throughout the venue. Crowd Control and Safety: Monitor crowd behavior and proactively address any potential disturbances. Help manage traffic flow and organize queues for efficient crowd movement. Uphold event policies, rules, and regulations to ensure a safe experience. Event Operations Support: Assist event staff, officials, and athletes with various needs during the event. Help with timing, scoring, and compiling event statistics as required. Distribute promotional materials or merchandise to spectators. Provide information and answer questions from attendees. Emergency Response: Be prepared to handle emergencies, including minor injuries or medical incidents. Follow established emergency procedures and safety protocols. Post-Event Duties: Participate in post-event cleanup, including removing trash and debris. Safely store all equipment and materials used during the event. Rate of pay: $18.00/hour to $20.00/hour Contact the Activity Secretary of your preferred High School to clarify assignment details. APPLICATIONS FOR THIS POSITION ARE ACCEPTED YEAR-ROUND - POSITIONS ARE FILLED AS NEEDED

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