Hire, train, and manage a team of bartenders and part-time hourly staff; uphold service standards ... Build and nurture local community partnerships (local charities, surf/skate shops, ferry traffic ...
Hire, train, and manage a team of bartenders and part-time hourly staff; uphold service standards ... Build and nurture local community partnerships (local charities, surf/skate shops, ferry traffic ...
Part Time Surf Shop information
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$8.89 - $10.56
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$13.20 is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$12.22 - $13.88
17% of jobs
The median wage is $15.22 / hr.
$13.88 - $15.54
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$15.54 - $17.20
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$18.21 is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
$17.20 - $18.86
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What is the difference between Part Time Surf Shop vs Part Time Surf Instructor?
| Aspect | Part Time Surf Shop | Part Time Surf Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| Credentials | Basic customer service skills, sometimes CPR certification | Surfing proficiency, CPR certification, teaching experience |
| Work Environment | Retail store, sales floor, customer service | Beach, surf schools, outdoor setting |
| Employer & Industry Usage | Surf shops, retail outlets in coastal areas | Surf schools, outdoor recreation companies |
While both roles are part-time and related to surfing, a Part Time Surf Shop primarily involves retail and customer service in a store setting, whereas a Part Time Surf Instructor focuses on teaching surfing skills outdoors. The credentials differ mainly in teaching and surfing proficiency, and the work environments are distinct, with retail versus outdoor instruction.
Part-time
Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO
Posted 9 days ago
Job description
- Own day-to-day operations of the Port Jefferson Taproom, including opening/closing procedures, staffing, scheduling, inventory, and POS management.
- Hire, train, and manage a team of bartenders and part-time hourly staff; uphold service standards and brand guidelines at every guest touchpoint.
- Develop and execute the local events calendar — live music, brand collaborations, beer releases, charity nights, and seasonal programming — designed to drive foot traffic without a kitchen offering.
- Build and manage a curated rotation of local food truck and pop-up vendor partnerships to complement the beverage-only model; establish a clear BYOF (bring-your-own-food) guest policy.
- Plan and execute private event rentals (corporate gatherings, birthdays, fundraisers), including deposit collection, contracting, and on-site coordination; partner with legal as needed on event agreements.
- Manage the site’s draft list, packaged product mix, crowler-to-go program, and branded merchandise inventory in coordination with the Brand and Supply Chain teams.
- Ensure full compliance with NY State microbrewery license terms, Suffolk County health/safety codes, and Village of Port Jefferson local ordinances and permitting requirements.
- Act as the primary liaison between the Port Jefferson site and the Montauk and Patchogue pub teams to share best practices, programming ideas, and operational learnings.
- Coordinate closely with the Northeast Events amp; Activations Manager and Brand Managers (Montauk, Blue Point, Cruisies) on cross-pub releases, dinners, and brand moments.
- Build and nurture local community partnerships (local charities, surf/skate shops, ferry traffic partnerships, downtown Port Jeff merchants association) to embed Montauk in the fabric of the community.
- Own the site’s marketing voice in-market: collaborate with the Digital amp; Social Marketing team on local content, email lists, and event promotion.
- Manage the Port Jefferson taproom P amp;L: revenue forecasting, COGS, labor budget, events budget, and monthly reporting to the Brand and Finance teams.
- Conduct post-event evaluation and quarterly business reviews on programming ROI, traffic patterns, and guest feedback; share recaps with the Senior Leadership Team.
- Maintain the physical site — branded décor, signage, equipment maintenance, tap system cleaning schedule, and overall guest aesthetic — keeping it consistent with Montauk’s coastal brand standard.
- Outgoing, hospitable, and brand-forward; able to be the welcoming face of Montauk to every guest who walks in.
- Strong operational discipline with attention to detail across staffing, inventory, cash handling, and compliance.
- Experience working with local, state, and national regulatory agencies (TTB, NYSLA, county health, village permitting).
- Self-starter with the ability to launch and stand up a new site — comfortable with ambiguity and the “first 12 months” build phase.
- Team leadership: hiring, training, scheduling, and performance management of a small hourly team.
- Strong written and verbal communication; comfortable speaking with guests, vendors, partners, and senior leadership.
- Creative programming mindset — able to drive a vibrant, full calendar at a beverage-only venue.
- Proficient with MS Office Suite, POS systems (e.g., Toast, Square), and standard scheduling/inventory tools.
- Experience working with a P amp;L and an events budget.
- Thorough knowledge of the craft beer industry and Long Island craft scene a strong plus.
- Taproom revenue (on-premise pours, packaged to-go, merchandise) vs. budget.
- Labor cost as a percentage of revenue.
- Events calendar density and event-driven traffic/revenue.
- Guest experience scores (Google, Yelp, social sentiment).
- On-time, on-budget, on-brand site operations and programming execution.
- Compliance: zero notable license, health, or safety incidents.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality, Marketing, Business, or related field preferred.
- 5+ years of taproom, bar, restaurant, or hospitality management experience; opening a new location strongly preferred.
- Proven team leadership experience managing front-of-house staff.
- Experience in craft beer, CPG, or alcohol industry preferred.
- Familiarity with NY State microbrewery license requirements strongly preferred.
- TIPS / ServSafe Alcohol certification (or willingness to obtain within 30 days of hire).
- Job requires frequent standing, walking, bending, stooping, and light to moderate lifting (kegs up to 165 lbs with assistance, cases up to 50 lbs).
- Evening, weekend, and holiday work required as the business demands
- PTO amp; Paid Personal Time Off
- 401K
- Medical, Dental, Vision and Supplemental Insurances
- Performance Based Incentives
- Employee amp; Family Assistance Program
- Growth and Internal Mobility Opportunities
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