Warming House Attendant - Seasonal

City of West St. Paul•West St. Paul, MN

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The West St. Paul Parks and Recreation Department is hiring Warming House Attendants for the 2026-2027 outdoor ice rink season. Candidates hired for this position will represent the City of West St. Paul and will be responsible for the oversight of the Harmon Park Warming House and its surrounding ice rink during hours of operation. Warming House Attendants will maintain a safe and clean environment during each shift. Please note this does not include ice rink maintenance or upkeep. This is a seasonal position; dates and hours of employment are subject to seasonal warming house / rink operation. The typical season runs approximately December 12 – February 21. Full-season availability is encouraged but not required. The warming house located at Harmon Park (180 Bernard St W.) is generally staffed Monday – Friday 4-9pm, Saturday 12-9pm, and Sunday 12-8pm. Hours of operation are subject to change on non-school days, holidays, and days with inclement weather. Applications will be accepted until positions are filled; however, early consideration and interviews will take place as applications are received.

Requirements

Must be 16 years of age or older.
Ability to work independently and make responsible decisions according to established procedures.
Must be pleasant, energetic, self-motivated and action-oriented in maintaining a safe and clean warming house environment.
Must be able to provide fun and friendly customer relations and to promote the City of West St. Paul and our Park System.
Must be able to work evenings and weekends.

Nice To Haves

Experience in leadership or customer service.

Responsibilities

Opens and closes warming house building and surrounding ice rink.
Tracks and prepares daily attendance and weather/ice condition reports.
Maintains rink and grounds cleanliness including mopping, sweeping, trash and recycling removal, warming house and bathroom sanitation; performs snow and ice removal of public walks and driveways.
Provides excellent customer service to rink patrons; enforces facility rules and regulations.
Shares information about and promotes Parks and Recreation resources and programs.
Uses basic first aid procedures to assist injured facility users.
Contacts EMS as needed.
Maintains proper documentation for all accidents and incidents.
Creates a positive and fun recreation atmosphere in the park.
Works to solve problems and respond to issues quickly and safely; contacts emergency personnel and supervisors with emergencies.
Performs other duties as assigned or apparent.