Venue Attendant

SUMMARY The role of Venue Attendant is critical to the success and safety of each event. The Venue Attendant oversees all aspects of the venue during the event. The Venue Attendant should conduct themselves with dignity and integrity at all times. This is a Part-Time position.

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Cheerful and welcoming attitude. Professional demeanor. Attention to detail. Ability to judge what problems you can handle, and which are beyond your ability to handle, and for which you should immediately contact your general manager or assistant manager. Ability to stay calm under pressure.

REQUIRED

- work weekends/evenings

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Maintain venue quality and operations: Check the temperature of the AC / Heating unit regularly. Do a sweep of the venues and backyard hourly, checking on the water feature, lights, building, and general issues that might arise. Check the restrooms for cleanliness and tidiness, and make sure toilet paper, paper towels, tissue, and soap dispensers stay stocked all night. Clean any areas of the venue in a safe, effective manner when major spills occur and throughout the evening. Pick up trash from throughout the property and discard, as well as transfer full trash bags to the on-site dumpster. Lock up venue at end of event. Deliver top-notch customer service to clients and guests: Greet the main client/event planner and those closely associated with the client. Be available to the couple and bridal party for unexpected needs. Assist individuals who have questions or concerns about the venue or event. Professionally and kindly ensure policies are being followed. Do a sweep of all rooms to make sure they are clear of personal belongings during event cleanup. Bid farewell to the guests upon completion of each event.

Work with vendors:

Assist vendors with questions about the venue and needs from the venue. Professionally and kindly ensure policies are being followed (i.e., vendors are disposing of trash they are responsible for, keeping volume at an acceptable decibel, and loading in / out at the loading dock, not the front entrance, etc.)