Resort Activities Supervisor - Wyndham Arrow Point (Harrison, ID) Administrative & Office Jobs at Geebo

Resort Activities Supervisor - Wyndham Arrow Point (Harrison, ID)

Company Name:
Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown
Job
Summary:
Responsible for assisting the Manager with creating, planning and implementing guest activity programs for the Resort.
Lead, guide and support staff members, create staff schedule, enforce company policies, rules and regulations.
Facilitate positive employee image and effective guest relations by demonstrating attention to detail, congeniality, integrity and sound judgment.
Formulate an activity schedule that emphasizes guest interaction while remaining sensitive to guest needs.
Disseminate activity information through the use of flyers, cable access channels, calendars and other appropriate formats.
Manage all facilities and equipment to insure proper working conditions. Coordinate all maintenance and replacement needs as required.
## Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent.
1 year supervisory experience.
2 years experience in customer service, recreation and administration/leadership.
Life Saving/Water Safety, CPR, First Aid Certification.
Must be able to lift/carry up to 25 lbs.
Must be willing and able to participate in on-site activities such as: aerobics, water aerobics, water volleyball, children''s activities, etc.
Excellent communication skills.
Must be able to work independently with minimal supervision.
Ability to demonstrate good judgment when dealing with guests and staff members.
Able to organize and facilitate group activities.
Must possess a high level of creativity and a customer service mind-set.
WVO is a drug-free workplace and may require a background check and drug test prior to employment.
Job: Hotel/Resort Operations
Primary Location: United States of America-Idaho-Harrison
Employee Status: Regular
Type of Employment: Full-time
Business Unit: WVO - Resort ManagementEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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