PhotoBooth Operators
get fun onWoodbury (NJ)
About the role
Photo Booth Operator Get the Fun ON is a highly rated photo booth business based in the South Jersey Area. With over 3 years experience, Get the Fun ON is constantly evolving to meet the customers needs. The base position is a Photo Booth Operator, but the right candidates may have the opportunity to be trained for commission based sales if they would like. The Photo Booth Operator is the key position for our Photo Booth Business. The operator is in charge of ensuring each guest has FUN at the event. Jobs are available on an as needed basis. The better an operator does, the more bookings we receive. The more bookings that are received, the more work there will be.
Responsibilities:
Pick up the booth from the Home Office Location and transport to the event. Load the booth in and out of the event, ensuring everything will work smoothly. Keep guests moving through the booth ensuring they are having FUN!
The ideal candidate:
Must be a self-starter. Must be able to work alone and as a group. Must have strong analytical skills and know how to prioritize. Must have a valid drivers license and vehicle to transport. Most medium size cars and bigger will work. Must be creative. Is available Friday Nights, Saturdays and/or Sundays
Qualifications:
High School Graduate Some college experience (Preferred)Experience using DSLR cameras (Preferred)Experience using Windows 7 and Windows 8 with knowledge on accessing Device Properties and preferences. Experience connecting to internet networks. Able to lift up to 80lbs
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