Concessions Stand Worker - Ballpark

Concessions Stand Worker - Ballpark 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars

Wage:

$10-$11/hour Part-time, non-benefitted, non-exempt

GENERAL PURPOSE

The Concession Workers serve under the direction of the Recreation Director and the general supervision of the Concessions Stand Supervisor. Weekly hours are part-time, not to exceed 20 hours per week. Weekly hours may vary depending on the season and department programming. Concession Stand workers are responsible for selling various food items and beverages. Collecting payment for items sold. Clean up and maintenance of concession area, equipment, and surrounding areas outside of the immediate work area. Provide excellent customer service to patrons.

FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES

Functions within established department budgets and guidelines Keeps accurate records and information. Prepare and serve food and beverages. Receives payment for all items and deposits all payments in the cash register. Clean and maintain the concession area and equipment. Fill and stock display receptacles. Provide excellent customer service. Prepares daily cash reports for the Concession Stand Manager. Implements all other assigned duties.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS REQUIREMENTS

Applicants must be at least 14 years old. Current Food Handlers Permit or ability to obtain before employment begins; other certifications as necessary.

SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Must possess good public relations skills and quality customer service skills. Must possess good oral and written communication abilities. Ability to understand written and spoken instructions. Competent with basic math and cash register skills. Ability to operate basic machines. Ability to lift 15-30 pounds. Willingness to learn and follow instructions.

EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

Prior experience a plus, but not required.

CONDITIONS

This position is expected to serve the public through the offerings of concession stands and may be required to work in adverse weather conditions. They will be expected to lift, carry, and manage equipment and supplies. They may be required to stand for extended lengths of time during a shift. They may have to work odd or long hours at a time to complete special requests or projects. Hours may include weekends and some holidays. Hours may vary as the season and activities, with a maximum of 29 hours per week. This position may also, at times, participate in strenuous physical activities, both indoors and out. •Note that most applications will be reviewed on March 9, 2026.