Exhibit Door Attendant - Part Time

About the role

Join our Attractions Team as a part-time variable hourly (20-29 hours per week) Exhibit Door Attendant in our Guest Experience department. This entry-level position is vital to the Zoo's operations, providing above and beyond customer service and ensuring a family-friendly, safe environment at our exhibits. Though this position is not responsible for animal care, our Attractions team helps advance the Zoo's mission to protect nature and inspire people to care for our world.

Responsibilities

• Works as a greeter/attendant at the entrance and exit doors of our bird aviaries and kangaroo doors
• Ensures safety procedures are being followed at all attractions by both staff and guests
• Provides friendly, professional service to Zoo guests and fellow staff members
• Guides, directs, and engages guests with a detailed and pleasant manner
• Must enjoy working as a team but be able to work independently as well
• Provides support during special events at the zoo, such as ZooBoo and Christmas at the Zoo

Qualifications

• A cooperative and team-oriented personality
• A friendly and courteous attitude
• Any experience working in customer service is a plus

Schedule

Flexible scheduling with evening, weekend, and seasonal shift opportunities, including supporting two of the Zoo's signature events, ZooBoo and Christmas at the Zoo. This is a part-time variable hourly position (20-29 hours per week).

Pay

Pay rate for this exciting position is $13.00/hr.

Benefits

• Free admission for employees with the option of bringing up to four (4) family members/friends
• Flexible scheduling (Student & Retiree Friendly)
• Complimentary Zoo passes
• Free admission and discounts to other downtown culture venues such as the Children's Museum, Indiana Beach Amusement Park, Holiday World & Splashin' Safari and so much more
• Complimentary parking for downtown events and access to local colleges
• Unique, FUN working environment — how many people can say they are able to visit a tiger or walrus on their lunch break?