Seasonal Admissions Greeter

Role Summary

Admissions greeters possess a wealth of knowledge about the park and are strategically placed in high traffic areas to greet, welcome, direct and assist guests.

• Must be willing to accept the most effective role, asdeemednecessary by the lead greeter, greeter supervisor, and/or manager.

• Makes guest service and satisfaction a priority in every aspect of their job.

• Attends,participates, and completes all park-wide and departmental orientations, trainings, and meetings.

• Reports to work on time and upon receipt of instruction beginning to prepare workstation.

• Stands forlong periodsof time outdoors.
  
  This includes being exposed to theelementsnature which encompassesvery hottemperatures and rapid changes in the weather.

• Cleans the workstation and surrounding areas during/after shift is over and returns all items to proper areas.
  
  This includes but is not limited to taking out trash, cleaning windows, and sweeping.

• Adheres to all park policies and rules.

• Communicates with guests, which includes but is not limited to greeting guests, informing guests of park policies/general park information, and directing guests to all park locations.

• Places wristbands on guests and checks ice chests as guests enter the park.

• Must be at least 16 years of age.

• Must be friendly and outgoing with a high customer service acumen.

• Must be willing and able to work long summer hours,holidays and weekends throughout the year.

• Must be honest, reliable, cooperative,personable and knowledgeable.

• Must be able to use scissors in a safe and efficient manner.

• Must be able to stand with or without movement for extended periods of time.

• Must be able to work outdoors for extended periods of time, as they may be exposed to rain,sunand high and low temperatures.

• Must be able to bend, push up to 20lbsandlift upto 20lbs.

• Mustfrequentlyuse arms,handsand fingers