Ride Operator- Attractions at The City Forum

Posted 4 days ago

miss lucilles marketplaceClarksville (TN)

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Ride Operator – Attractions (Part-Time) | Clarksville, TN Pay: $10–$12/hr (based on experience) • Part-Time • Dental & Vision • Paid Training Be Part of the Action at The City Forum! Love giving people a great time? As a Ride Operator, you're the one who welcomes riders, keeps them safe, and sends them off smiling — the face of every "first ride" memory guests take home.
What You'll Do: Welcome and assist guests with warmth and confidence Perform safety checks and make sure every rider is secure Operate ride controls safely and precisely, following all policies and procedures Follow every safety protocol before, during, and after each ride cycle Keep an eye on ride areas for cleanliness, hazards, or maintenance needs Handle POS transactions and cash accurately What We're Looking For: At least 18 years old Safety-minded and calm under pressure A friendly, guest-first personality that builds trust Able to multitask and work independently POS or cash-handling experience a plus Physical Requirements: Standing and walking for extended periods Lifting and carrying up to 40 lbs Bending, stooping, and keeping stamina across the shift The Details: Part-Time, entry-level Afternoons, evenings, weekends & holidays required (except Easter, Thanksgiving & Christmas)
Pay: $10–$12/hr, based on experience Why You'll Like Working Here: Dental & vision coverage — even part-time Paid training Employee discounts, Employee Assistance Program, and referral bonuses A passionate, supportive team About Project 2231: A family-owned hospitality and entertainment company operating Miss Lucille's Marketplace, Miss Lucille's Café, The City Forum, ACME Athletics, and Varsity Pins. The City Forum is committed to a safe, inclusive workplace and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds. We comply with all applicable state and federal employment laws.

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