Tennis Racket Stringer- Contractor Basis

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mt lebanonPittsburgh (PA)

Construction and Related Workers, All Other Sports and Recreation Instruction

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Junior

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$10

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About the role

Tennis Stringer (Independent Contractor) Mt. Lebanon Racket Center Mt. Lebanon, PA

Position Type: Independent Contractor Compensation: $10 per racket strung

Position Summary: The Mt. Lebanon Racket Center is seeking a reliable and detail-oriented Tennis Stringer to provide racket stringing services for our tennis community. This is an independent contractor position offering flexible scheduling and a steady volume of rackets during peak seasons.

Responsibilities: String tennis rackets to customer specifications (tension, string type, pattern) Inspect rackets for damage and notify staff/customers of any concerns Maintain consistency and quality in all stringing work Manage turnaround times to ensure timely completion of orders Communicate with front desk staff regarding completed and pending rackets Maintain a clean and organized stringing workspace

Qualifications: Prior experience stringing tennis rackets required Knowledge of different string types, tensions, and racket patterns Strong attention to detail and craftsmanship Ability to manage workload independently Reliable and responsive with good communication skills

Additional Information: All stringing is performed on-site at the Mt. Lebanon Racket Center. Stringing volume may vary based on season and demand

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