Want a job? The ICEDOGS are hiring.

[AlphaDog]

Keep in mind that this is NOT for IceDog fans - you wouldn't be able to watch the games... But if you'd like to help the organization during home games, read on...
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The Niagara IceDogs are now accepting applications for Part-time game day positions for the upcoming 2007-08 hockey season. All positions are required to work during IceDogs home games. Applications are being accepted for the following:
(The number in parentheses indicates the number of positions available in the different areas.)

Ushers / Usherettes – (16)

Security – (10)

Parking Lot Attendants – (4)

Off-ice Officials – (12) - Possible positions include scorekeeper, timekeeper, goal judge, penalty box attendant and statistician.

<HR>

Food & Beverage Department

Head Cashier – (2)

Server Cashiers – (10)

Customer Service Representative – (2)

Kitchen Cooks / Assistant – (4)

Hot Dog & Fry Cooks – (4)

Packers, Popcorn, Coffee – (4)

Warehouse Workers – (2)

Concession Stand Lead – (2)

Bartenders – (6)

Satellite Concession Operator – (4)


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Merchandise Associate – (2)

Main Duties

Greet Customers
Provide excellent customer service
Able to learn and provide details about merchandise
Prepare merchandise for purchase (price it, log it into computer system)
Accept cash, use cash register, credit card and debit equipment
Assist in the display of merchandise
Maintain records for inventory control
Able to listen and defuse unhappy and/or irate customers
Provide feedback to management if customers “request” particular items (open minded)

Job Skills

High School/University students
Demonstrated sales ability and product knowledge
Customer Service experience
Cash, POS, Debit experience

<HR>
Qualified candidates should email a resume to Doug Joyner at d.joyner@niagaraicedogs.net . Please no phone calls. Only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. We ask that you indicate in the Subject line of your email the position you are applying for. Deadline for applications is Thursday, August 16th at 5pm.

[TieClark]

I can not unfortunately since I'm in Mississauga but if you were an usher or goal judge or anything like that would you not be watching the game?

[trooper]

i would but i got my own hockey

[AlphaDog]

They're not looking for goal judges or anything like that - that's all league employees. What they're looking for is people to help serve the fans. Servers, ushers, etc.. would all be down below and in the walkway areas.

I WISH I could get a job that paid me to watch the games though! :D

[Ref]

They're not looking for goal judges or anything like that - that's all league employees. What they're looking for is people to help serve the fans. Servers, ushers, etc.. would all be down below and in the walkway areas.

I WISH I could get a job that paid me to watch the games though! :D

Alphdog check your first post in this section about hiring:

Off-ice Officials – (12) - Possible positions include scorekeeper, timekeeper, goal judge, penalty box attendant and statistician.

[AlphaDog]

DOH!!! You're right Ref. I'm blind.

I still think I'd rather be in a seat being able to cheer. :) Plus there's too much responsibility being a goal judge or time keeper. How many games have we seen where there's a discripency (sp?) on the clock and people are ready to hang the time keeper for taking so long to get the right time up there. Penalty box attendant might be fun. Accidentally fumble with the door a couple seconds before letting the away guy back on the ice... lace the water bottles on the away side with valium... mumble profanities to him under your breath to get him agitated... :D

[trooper]

Off-ice Officials – (12) - Possible positions include scorekeeper, timekeeper, goal judge, penalty box attendant and statistician.

Out of those, penalty box attendant is the best. You basically do nothing but open and close the door which means you get to watch the game.

[Ref]

DOH!!! You're right Ref. I'm blind.

I still think I'd rather be in a seat being able to cheer. :) Plus there's too much responsibility being a goal judge or time keeper. How many games have we seen where there's a discripency (sp?) on the clock and people are ready to hang the time keeper for taking so long to get the right time up there. Penalty box attendant might be fun. Accidentally fumble with the door a couple seconds before letting the away guy back on the ice... lace the water bottles on the away side with valium... mumble profanities to him under your breath to get him agitated... :D


Good one LMAO blind!!!!!! Way to go