Six New City of Grand Junction Jobs for February
Does 2018 feel an awful lot like 2017? Is your current gig falling short of being your dream job? Perhaps it's time for a career change. The City of Grand Junction has several job positions available right now. Here are six you might enjoy.
Have you ever considered working for Grand Junctions Parks and Rec? How about a career in law enforcement? Here are a few options to consider.
Guest Service Representative
$10.20 - $10.46 hrThis position could be anywhere from part-time to full-time. According to the City of Grand Junction website:
Guest Service Representatives must have exceptional customer service and previous cash handling skills. Employees in this position are expected to greet pool guests, accept admission and pass fees, sell retail and concessions items, register guests for swim lessons, book facility amenities, answer telephones, and perform light administrative tasks and cleaning duties.
Campus Safety Officer - CMU
$16.83 - $19.23 hrTo perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Must hold current Basic or Provisional P.O.S.T. certification in the state of Colorado. Applicants currently enrolled in a Police Academy will be considered. Must possess valid Colorado driver license. Experience in higher education and higher education safety policy matters, professional law enforcement background, and professional safety training experience is highly desired, as is experience working with young adults from diverse backgrounds.
Police Officer Recruit - Academy Sponsored
$23.00 HourlyHave you ever considered a career in law enforcement? What are the qualifications?
• Good physical condition
• Minimum of 21 years of age, as of date of hire
• Minimum vision corrected to 20/40 in worst eye and 20/20 in best eye
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Possession of, or ability to obtain, valid Colorado driver license
• Good moral character (past criminal activity may be disqualifying – see list)
• Ability to work a variety of shifts, including weekends and holidaysAdministrative/Financial Analyst - Police Department
$4,266.00 - $5,973.00 MonthlyBig bucks! Here's a full-time salaried position for you. Duties associated with this gig are extensive. Please check out the job description at the official website.
What qualifications will you need?
Equivalent to a Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with major course work in finance, accounting, business administration or a related field plus three years of increasingly responsible experience in professional accounting, finance or budgeting.
Seasonal Maintenance Worker - Sports Facilities
$10.20 - $15.74 HourlyAre you good with your hands? Do you enjoy sports? This might be just the right job for you. What's involved?
Participate in all phases of maintenance assignments and facilitation of sporting and special events for Sports Facility operations; perform a variety of duties directly related to athletic field preparation and maintenance for events such as baseball, football, track, soccer, softball, special events; operate the specialized equipment needed for field preparation; assist with the care / maintenance of natural and synthetic turf; clean, maintain, coordinate and set up the Hospitality Suite; clean restrooms, bleachers, shelters, buildings and other assigned areas; operate and perform minor repairs to stadium infrastructure such as P.A. systems, field lighting, locker room facilities score boards, etc.; work closely with coaches, athletic directors and staff to meet the maintenance needs of facility users.
STARS Recreation Leader I and II
$10.20 - $11.25 HourlyHow about a seasonal job? You won't retire off of this one.You will, however, find it rewarding. What exactly is STARS? According to governmentjobs.com, STARS is a summertime program for children grades 1 – 8 from 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
What's involved with the job?
Position plans, implements and supervises recreation activities within the STARS program, which includes games, arts and crafts, educational sessions, field trips and all other activities.