Lead Town Center Ranger

THE WOODLANDS TOWNSHIP•The Woodlands, TX

2d•$22 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

Under direct supervision of a supervisor, the Lead Town Center Ranger performs maintenance, custodial duties, and repairs of physical plants, grounds, parks, pathways, landscapes, amenities, equipment, and improvements. The role serves as a working team leader for Town Center Rangers, guiding and assisting with daily activities while helping visitors enjoy a pleasant and safe recreational environment at The Woodlands Town Center, Woodlands Waterway, Waterway Square, and Town Green Park. The position supports park activities, programs, and special events; inspects and maintains properties and equipment; performs minor repairs and cleanup; and documents vandalism, maintenance needs, incidents, and other conditions. It requires evening work, weekends, holidays, and possible special-event assignments during those times. During emergencies, the employee may be called to work and is expected to perform assigned emergency service duties. This is a safety-sensitive position subject to random drug testing.

Requirements

High school education or General Education Degree (GED).
One to three years of experience and/or training, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Successful completion of 80 hours of training prescribed by the Ranger Program.
Must possess a Texas driver’s license and meet the driver safety policy requirements.
Proficiency in MS Office computer skills.
Ability to perform the essential duties satisfactorily; reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Responsibilities

Serve as a working team leader for Town Center Rangers, providing guidance and assistance in daily job activities.
Assist visitors by providing information, direction, and support at The Woodlands Town Center, Woodlands Waterway, Waterway Square, and Town Green Park.
Assist with setup, production, and takedown of tents, stages, lights, booths, signs, and other special-event and program equipment.
Inspect parks, restrooms, lighting equipment, signs, benches, landscapes, irrigation systems, public art, fountains, pathways, and other properties; evaluate their physical condition and submit work requests as needed.
Perform minor repairs to plumbing, play structures, lighting equipment, irrigation systems, bridges, signs, and related items.
Support park activities, programs, and special events by enforcing park rules, Township Orders, policies, procedures, and covenants in a positive manner.
Provide frequent, accessible, direct, friendly, and personal contact with visitors, sharing information that promotes the benefits of parks and recreation.
Help create a pleasant and safe environment that promotes community harmony.
Evaluate safety practices and hazardous situations, anticipate and resolve problems, and help ensure compliance with park rules and Township Orders.
Perform facility cleanup, collect trash and litter, and set up and take down equipment for events and programs.
Prepare reports concerning vandalism, maintenance, park and pathway needs, and other matters; maintain a daily log.
Document vandalism using incident reports and pictures.
Work evenings, weekends, and holidays, including special events as required.
Respond to emergency conditions, including disasters such as hurricanes, and perform assigned emergency service duties.
Perform other duties as assigned.