Site Manager Basketball Nuuanu

i9 Sports•Honolulu, HI
•Onsite

About The Position

The Site Manager is responsible for providing a superior i9 Sports Experience and overseeing game-day operations at a venue. The role calls for a high-energy, organized person with strong problem-solving skills. Ideal candidates have experience working with children and an interest in learning sports management. Customer service experience, particularly a record of delighting customers, is an advantage. The role includes working a varied schedule, including weekends and some evenings, for the full duration of the approximately seven-week season. Compensation is $16.00 per hour.

Requirements

  • Excellent communication and organization skills.
  • Highly motivated self-starter who can work independently and solve problems.
  • Awareness and ability to take charge of any situation to ensure player safety.
  • Positive attitude and strong ability to build professional relationships.
  • Ability to work a varied schedule, including weekends and some evenings, for the full duration of the approximately seven-week season.
  • Must be able to pass a National Criminal Background Check.
  • Able to lift 35 lbs or more overhead.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience working with children.
  • Desire to learn sports management.
  • Experience delighting customers.

Responsibilities

  • Set up and break down the gym for game-day events.
  • Keep score.
  • Manage and supervise volunteer coaches.
  • Supervise venue operations and ensure programs run on schedule.
  • Demonstrate core concepts, including sportsmanship values.
  • Organize game-day equipment and ensure the venue is clean.
  • Demonstrate a positive attitude and superior customer service skills.
  • Ensure the safety of players by taking charge of situations as needed.

Benefits

  • A team-based atmosphere with a focus on fun.
  • Opportunity to build leadership skills and gain management experience.
  • Online training opportunities.
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