Rangemaster - SE Regional Park

Pima County•Tucson, AZ

3d•$18 - $24•Onsite

About The Position

Pima County Parks & Recreation is seeking two part-time/intermittent Rangemaster team members to work at its six shooting ranges. The role focuses on safety and customer service. The Rangemaster manages, supervises, and coordinates range activities, including firearms and archery safety classes. Work assignments may vary based on departmental needs and are communicated by the supervisor. The position is classified as Job Classification 5919, Salary Grade 2. The hiring range is $17.90–$21.03 per hour, and the full pay range is $17.90–$24.16 per hour. The actual offer considers factors such as skills, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, training, and internal equity.

Requirements

One year (2,080 hours) of experience involving handling rifles, handguns, and/or archery equipment; coordinating competitive shooting or archery sports events; firearms or archery training and/or safety instruction; or shooting range supervision. Relevant experience and/or education from an accredited college or university may be substituted.
Alternatively, one year of service with Pima County and at least 240 hours as a Line Safety Officer volunteer with the Pima County Shooting Sports Program, including current National Rifle Association Range Safety Officer certification.
Qualifying education and experience must be documented in the Education and Work Experience sections of the application.
A valid driver license is required at application; a valid Arizona driver license is required at appointment.
A First Aid Certification Card is required at appointment or within 14 days of hire.
National Rifle Association Range Safety Officer certification is required within one year of hire or as provided by the department.
Successful candidates must complete post-offer, pre-employment background screening.
The position requires a post-job-offer physical and/or drug screen.
Must be able to work in extreme noise, heat, cold, dust, and pollen; endure prolonged exposure to sun, wind, and inclement weather; and wear and maintain required safety and personal protective equipment.
Physical and sensory abilities include simple and firm grasping, fine movement, hearing in noisy areas and behind oneself, speaking in person and by phone, and depth perception and peripheral vision.

Nice To Haves

NRA or Military Marksmanship Instructor Certification.
At least three years of experience instructing with pistol, rifle, shotgun, and/or archery.
At least three years of experience in firearm competitions such as USPSA, IPDA, Steel Challenge, Trap & Skeet, CMP, or NRA events.
NRA Range Safety Officer Certification.
Stop the Bleed Certification from the American College of Surgeons.
At least two years of experience working with the public in a cashier or customer service role.

Responsibilities

Manage, supervise, and coordinate daily range operations.
Supervise and enforce firearms safety rules and regulations at the range.
Report safety violations, accidents, incidents, and issues involving public safety or range operations to appropriate management.
Recommend changes to safety procedures and operational or management practices.
Handle firearms and/or archery equipment safely and in compliance with regulations.
Conduct classes on the use and safety precautions of firearms and/or archery equipment.
Collect payments for range items sold or rented and ensure cash handling, collection, financial reports, and records comply with Pima County policies and practices.
Maintain expenditure and income records and prepare reports.
Provide First Aid, CPR, and AED response if certified to do so.
Train, schedule, and supervise volunteers in line safety, cash handling, customer service, and maintenance duties.
Keep the facility, grounds, and equipment clean, orderly, and well maintained.
Secure range equipment, perimeter, and supplies, and follow opening and closure procedures to protect the facility and its assets.