ASSISTANT PARK MANAGER
Job description
- Must be able to work weekends and holidays and possibly relocate to another state park seasonally and/or permanently on a periodic basis.
- Living on park may be required.
- Administers the operations of Cattail Cove State Park.
- Operates with a business acumen and entrepreneurial spirit that focuses on revenue generation, cost effectiveness, and innovation.
- Responsible for coordination special events.
- Supervises subordinate staff and/or volunteers in same tasks.
- Responsible for the performance of administrative duties to include: balancing daily journal transaction report, revenue collection, recaps and bank deposits.
- Use computer based reservation system to maintain reservations and collect revenue.
- Assists Park Manager in maintain the park’s budget.
- Processes special use permits.
- Sells commercial passes.
- Operates contact station and trains subordinate staff on proper operational procedures.
- Responsible for managements and completion of park projects within established time frames.
- Monitors park construction projects through site visits, coordination with development staff and Regional Manager.
- Establish maintenance standards to meet needs of park resources, visitors and staff.
- Responsible for procurements activities and purchasing supplies.
- Ensures all procurement activity complies with Arizona State laws and statutes and Arizona Procurement Office policies.
- Completes RTP and purchases using contracted vendors whenever possible.
- Keeps track of supply inventory and replaces supplies in a timely manner.
- Creates and monitors employees schedules and approves leave requests.
- Evaluates employees through MAP process and monitor subordinates staffs work habits.
- Seeks training for employees that improve the chances for betterment and promotion throughout State Parks Agency.
- Participate and represent agency in a variety of capacities; training seminars, internal Arizona State Park committees and public outreach.
- Collaborate and foster good public relations with park visitors.
- Other duties as assigned as related to the position.
- Good working knowledge of park/lodge operational needs, quality standards, visitor safety and employee safety standards.
- Current practices and methods in the protection of resources in a park.
- Interpretation techniques/philosophy.
- Grounds keeping.
- Agency vision, mission, goals and objectives.
- Applicable federal, state and agency laws, statues, policies and procedures.
- CPR & First Aid.
- Building repair and construction concepts.
Skill:
- Training in day-to-day functions of a high-profile recreational park.
- Personnel management and supervisory techniques.
- Assigning work assignments and priorities.
- Facility and landscape maintenance.
- Addressing visitor complaints, emergency situations and other stress work issues, while maintaining a courtesy and professional demeanor.
- Problem solving and multi-tasking.
- Verbal and written communication.
- Speaking to small and large groups of people.
- In the use of electronic office equipment – (PC’s, cash registers, point of dale systems, etc.)
- In partnerships with external groups/agencies.
- Meets with and keeps Park Manager informed of all issues regarding park staff and operational needs to effectively and efficiently run the park.
- Work independently and on a team.
- Public speaking.
- Work Holidays and weekends.
- Communicate effectively with staff and public.
- Maintain park facilities and equipment.
- Identify and correct safety hazards.
- Obtain and maintain CPR First Aid and techniques certification.
- Gain and maintain current Arizona State Class D Drivers License.
- Performs all necessary activities associated with employee performance, development of work expectations and opportunities to exceed standards.
One year of experience equivalent to a Park Ranger Senior, OR three years of experience equivalent to a Park Ranger 2. A Bachelor's degree in Park Management, Natural Resource Management, History, Geology, Ecology, Recreation Planning or a closely related field may substitute for one year of the Park Ranger 2 experience.
Must possess and maintain a current Arizona Driver’s license appropriate to assignment.
Water Certification Grade 1 (may be required.)
The State’s comprehensive benefits package includes, affordable medical, dental, life, and short-term disability insurance plans. Top ranked retirement and long-term disability plans, deferred compensation plan. Accrued sick leave and vacation leave, ten paid holidays per year and wellness plans.
For a complete list of benefits provided by The State of Arizona, please visit our benefits page
Eligible for Arizona State Retirement System pension. Enrollment eligibility will become effective after 27 weeks of employment for newly hired State of Arizona employees.
Recruitmenthr@azstateparks.gov
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