Recreation Operations Manager Jobs in Alaska (NOW HIRING)

Park Manager is a role for a motivated, high energy self-starter who enjoys working in a fun, recreation focused environment. This individual needs to be able to lead a team and manage multiple direct reports and a large part time staff. A strong desire to provide an excellent customer experience is critical and excellent program design and execution is a core expectation of the position. Evenings and weekends are required. Function The primary function of the Park Manager to ensure outstanding safety, programming and service to all Park jumpers, guests and other customers by proper and equal enforcement of all Park policies, procedures and rules. Park Manager ensures courteous treatment of all jumpers, guests and other customers by Fly Trampoline Park staff. Acting as the Park representative, the Park Manager will anticipate or respond to problem situations and attempt to find equitable solutions. Also, the Park Manager has an active role in customer acquisition and retention, promoting Park programs to current guests and throughout the community: By actively participating in and ensuring the success of all current revenue generating programs. By continually thinking of future opportunities to increase profitability. By ensuring actively engaged management presence for jumpers, guests and staff by working a variety of hours including evenings and weekends. The secondary function is to oversee and control the daily general activities, adherence to policies and procedures and effectiveness of those reporting directly to this position. Reporting Relationships The Park Manager reports directly to the Director of Operations. In the absence of the Director of Operations , The Park Manager may also receive direct instructions from the Fly President. The Park Manager has direct authority over all staff directly employed by Fly Trampoline Park 3 in Anchorage, Alaska: Trampoline Deck Safety Monitors. Front Desk and Point of Sale. Birthday Party Staff. The Park Manager is expected to maintain close and cordial relationships with the following non-Fly staff: Maintenance staff from The Alaska Club Membership staff at The Alaska Club Position Summary The Park Manager directs and oversees all operational functions of the facility, including: Developing unique and engaging programs for all ages of Park visitors. Creating a positively memorable Fly Trampoline Park experience for every visitor. Identifying, hiring and training all Park staff to the highest standards of safety and customer service. Achieving or exceeding revenue and expense budget expectations. Administering all Park policies and procedures fairly, consistently and with excellent guest and staff communications. Maintaining a consistently safe and functional operating environment and training staff to do the same. Monitoring and evaluating all aspects of daily operations. Understanding and effectively executing the local marketing plan. Communicating on a daily basis with the Director of Operations to ensure seamless execution of all Park programs, daily operations and project priorities. Retaining primary responsibility for facility, equipment, daily operations and staff. Ensuring that staff ratios required for safety and service are always met, covering shifts if necessary. Qualifications High school diploma or GED required. Previous customer service experience preferred. Prior experience in retail, hospitality, recreation, food service, or entertainment is helpful. Ability to lead, motivate, and communicate effectively with staff and guests. Strong problem-solving and decision making skills. Comfortable working in a fast paced, high energy environment. Ability to handle guest concerns in a professional and friendly manner. Basic experience with scheduling, cash handling, or daily operations is a plus. Willingness to learn safety procedures and enforce park rules consistently. Reliable, organized, and able to manage multiple tasks at once. Flexible availability, including evenings, weekends, and holidays. Maintenance experience a plus. Responsibilities Maintain the culture and vision of the Fly Trampoline Park brand. Open and close the facility, adhering to established procedures and standards for safety, security, cleanliness and service. Ensure full compliance with all established accounting and record keeping requirements. Oversee employee hiring, development/training and HR documentation. Maintain policies and procedures in all aspects of the facility. Schedule, monitor time and attendance and handle payroll processing for all team members. Conduct probationary and annual performance evaluations for all team members. As requested, create and submit various business reports including but not limited to attendance, revenue by category, labor, inventories, maintenance logs and safety and cleanliness inspections. Schedule and lead regular staff meetings to review issues, assign tasks and lead by example. Coordinate with the Director of Operations to assure compliance on all company requirements. Oversee cash management of facility. Provide staff with daily and quarterly ongoing training. Handle customer service issues with discretion and professionalism. Ensure all staff know all products, procedures, programs and service. Actively advocate guest and staff safety. Market outside corporate events and group sales. Maintain relationship with local key influencers (schools, hospitals, corporations, etc.) Other responsibilities as determined by the Director of Operations. Working Conditions The working conditions will be those typical of a recreational facility. You will be required to move about the Park, both indoors and out and may be asked to work up to 10 hours standing and moving around the Park. Part of the time will be in an office and mechanical environment. You must have sufficient balance and agility to move on, under, in and around trampolines, platforms, foam pits and other unstable surfaces. You must be able to lift up to 50 pounds safely and without assistance. You must be able to move around the grounds and work outside in all seasons and weather. You must have a driving record acceptable to the Fly Trampoline Park's insurance and maintain the required insurance coverage amounts. Measures of Performance The Park Manager is evaluated by the Director of Operations. The Park Manager will be evaluated as performing at a satisfactory level when: The amount of profit contributed to Fly Trampoline Park, Inc. by Fly Trampoline Park 3 reaches or exceeds budget. This includes both revenue generation and cost control. The state of employee morale and spirit of cooperation is running high on a daily basis. This includes the degree of cooperation, communication and collaboration not only within each department, but between departments and with other Fly Trampoline Park locations. Meets or exceeds goals and objectives set by the Director of Operations. Has demonstrated capacity and ability to establish and maintain the organizational stability of all departments. All Park safety programs, safety communications and emergency protocols are in place and staff are thoroughly trained in their use. All departments are maintained at a high level of cleanliness. All Park policies and procedures for members and employees are enforced. Staff retention is maintained at acceptable levels. Overall guest service and hospitality are maintained at a high level. A professional attitude, appearance and demeanor are maintained at all times. All employment deadlines, checklists and processes met for staff reporting to the Director of Operations, new hire paperwork, CPR completion and recertification, training tests, payroll, change forms, leave requests, annual evaluations, etc. All safety and security issues investigated and resolved in a timely manner with excellent documentation. Any special projects/tasks assigned are completed on time and meet or exceed all expectations. Facility maintenance is managed effectively and in a timely manner. Interactions with jumpers, guests, peers and subordinates demonstrate a high level of respect and professionalism.