Fitness Center Front Desk Attendants

Posted 2 days ago

first fitness managementEast Boston (MA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$19.00 - $20.00 per hour

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About the role

Fitness Center Front Desk Attendants First Fitness Management (FFM), a fitness industry leader in the creation of fitness and wellness solutions for corporations and institutions, is looking for reliable and enthusiastic customer service-oriented Fitness Center Front Desk Attendants to work the front desk and monitor the fitness center a variety of hours Monday-Friday at a private corporate fitness club in Boston. As a Fitness Center Front Desk Attendant: Greet members with a smile and positive attitude Efficiently check in and handle routine member service tasks using the club systems Navigate basic questions about the fitness center Provide a clean and organized front desk Provide high levels of customer service and attentiveness to member needs Be responsive to member feedback and complaints and escalating issues to club management team as necessary Who we are looking for: Availability to cover 4hr or 8hr, weekday shifts between the hours of 6AM and 8PMExperience working with computer systems and navigating through work screens Physical demands include ability to walk through all areas of clubs, climbing stairs (where applicable), standing behind the front desk, and bending and lifting (e.g., picking up towels, re-stacking of weights, moving of equipment as necessary).AED/CPR Certification REQUIREDYou'll receive: FREE gym membership$19-$20 per hour Career growth A great work environment Monday - Friday, no weekends
Compensation: $19.00 - $20.00 per hour
First Fitness Management, LLC was established by Gary Klencheski, the Founder and CEO of Fitcorp and by Mark Harrington, the Founder and CEO of Healthworks. Collectively, Mark and Gary have been operating and managing commercial and private fitness centers and sports facilities for over four decades. Since its inception in 1979, Fitcorp managed private fitness centers for large and small companies and institutions including Gillette, Fidelity, Raytheon, John Hancock, Harvard Medical, Emerson College, Boston Scientific, Tufts Health Plan and Biogen Idec. Our mission is to help corporations improve the health and wellbeing of their employees by delivering high quality, state-of the-art fitness and wellness services.

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