Event Staff - $20/HR

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express employment professionalsMoscow (ID)

Entertainment Attendants and Related Workers, All Other Promoters of Performing Arts, Sports, and Similar Events with Facilities

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About the role

Job Full Description Event Staff

Location: Moscow, ID (other locations also available)

Pay: $20/HR Schedule: Flexible | Nights, Weekends & Special EventsJoin Our Event Team! Express Employment Professionals is hiring Event Staff for concerts, festivals, sporting events, banquets, community events, and more throughout the Lewis-Clark Valley and surrounding areas. If you're dependable, enjoy working with people, and want flexible work opportunities, we'd love to hear from you!

Must-Haves:

Friendly and professional attitude
Reliable and punctual
Strong customer service skills

What You'll Do:

Set up and tear down event equipment
Greet guests and provide directions
Check tickets and assist with entry
Serve food and beverages
Help vendors and event coordinators
Move tables, chairs, and supplies
Assist with parking and gate attendance
Clean event areas, restrooms, and grounds
Provide general event support as needed
Qualifications & Skills
Excellent customer service and communication skills
Ability to work evenings and weekends
Comfortable standing and walking for extended periods
Able to lift and move event equipment when needed
Flexible and willing to jump in where needed
PerksFlexible scheduling
Variety of event assignments
Fun, fast-paced work environment
Great way to earn extra income
Opportunity to work local concerts, festivals, and community events

Apply TodayApply online or visit our Express Employment Professionals Lewiston office today to learn more about this Event Staff opportunity! Job #3206LI Lewiston, ID 3206 624 Bryden Avenue Lewiston, ID 83501

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