Recreational Sports

 Please follow procedures listed on the Recreational  Sports website to apply for these jobs.

Facilities  Jobs:

Facility Attendant: 

1. Responsible for maintaining cleanliness and condition of Recreational Sports facilities and equipment- cleans and maintains equipment on a daily basis.
2. Sets up and takes down equipment, prepares facilities, enforces policies and procedures, and insures that risk management and life safety standards are met.

Facility Supervisor:

In coordination with professional staff members, is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of facilities on evenings and weekends.

1. To act as an advocate for students within the structure of our facility policies and procedures.
   1. Help patrons understand our policies and procedures.
   2. Direct patrons to proper location/game sites.
2. Inform patrons of equipment and resources available to them.
3. To enforce facility policies and procedures.
   1. ID Policy
   2. Ejection procedures and reports.
   3. Equipment checkout policies and procedures.
   4. Eligibility requirements.
4. To act as a first responder to injury situations and complete Injury Report Form.

   E. Facility and equipment preparation.

   F. Serve as a risk management officer.

1. Identify, report, and correct (if possible) potential safety hazards.
2. Evaluate the safety of programs on an on-going basis and report concerns.

    G Control the environment outside the confines of intramural . contests (i.e. fan behavior, profanity off the field, etc.).

    H. Assist intramural game officials in carrying out forfeit and ejection.

Front Desk Attendant:

1. Responsible for overseeing all admittance functions of The Recreation and Athletic Center (TRAC) as well as all sales and customer service functions at the Front Desk.
2. Customer service and cash handling experience preferred.
3. Responsible for checking out and maintaining recreational equipment use in Recreational Sports programs and facilities.

Fitness Jobs:

Group Fitness Instructor: 

1. Provides instruction for safe, effective, and motivating group fitness sessions.
2. Certification encouraged but not required.

Personal Trainer: 

1. Provides instruction for and prescription of cardiovascular and weight training exercise.
2. Performs fitness assessments including body composition, blood pressure and flexibility and cardiovascular tests.
3. National certifications preferred, but not required.

Program Instructor: 

1. Provides instruction for non-credit instructional programs emphasizing lifetime leisure pursuits, physical fitness, health, and wellness activities.
2. Performs instruction via classes, lessons, clinics, workshops, or clubs.
3. Knowledge of content area required.

Intramurals:

Game Manager: 

1. Assists with the management of the Intramural program.
2. Checks out equipment, keeps time and score of contests, and assists with event coordination.

Intramural Supervisor: 

1. responsible for overseeing the daily operations of intramural events on evenings and weekends.
2. To act as an advocate for students within the structure of our intramural policies and procedures.

1. Help participants understand our policies and procedures.
2. Direct participants to proper location/game sites.

3. Inform participants of equipment and resources available to them.
4. To enforce intramural policies and procedures.

3. ID Policy
4. Ejection procedures and reports.
5. Equipment checkout policies and procedures.
6. Eligibility requirements.

5. To act as a first responder to injury situations and complete Injury Report Form.
6. Facility and equipment preparation.
7. Serve as a risk management officer.
   1. Identify, report, and correct (if possible) potential safety hazards.
   2. Evaluate the safety of intramural programs on an on-going basis and report concerns.
8. Control the environment outside the confines of the intramural contests (i.e. fan behavior, profanity off the field, etc.).
9. Assist intramural game officials in carrying out forfeit and ejection.

Sports Official: 

1. Responsible for game management of the activity or sport, including the area immediately surrounding the playing facility.
2. Enforces rules and regulations and encourages good sportsmanship.
3. Make all decisions pertaining to the administration of the game.
4. Serve as a risk management officer

1. Identify, report, and correct (if possible) potential safety hazards.
2. Evaluate the safety of programs on an on-going basis and report concerns.
3. End activities when the potential for danger/injury becomes evident.

5. Make all forfeit decisions in cooperation with the Supervisor.
6. Officials’ certification encouraged but not required.  Training will be provided.

Most jobs pay $7.75

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