Lobby Security
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0 Part-time 4 hours ago Full Job Description Des Moines Performing Arts Lobby Security COMPANY:
DES MOINES PERFORMING ARTS LOCATION:
TEMPLE THEATER, CIVIC CENTER, COWLES COMMONS, STONER THEATER TOP REASONS TO CONSIDER JOINING OUR TEAM:
Flexible schedule Network with professionals in the field Work in a lively and exciting environment Opportunities for advancement Overview:
Responsible for ensuring a safe and welcome environment Pay rate:
$14.
00 per hour Part-time opportunity Reports to the House Manager RESPONSIBILITIES Ensure the proper enforcement of venue policies and procedures Monitoring all spaces and performing safety checks of the venue before, during and after events Manage large crowds under constantly changing event environments Position requires evening/weekend availability QUALIFICATIONS Detailed oriented Knowledge on when to exercise sense of urgency Be able to work in fast-paced environment Be able to work with different personalities under high stress Passionate and motivated Dependable Resourceful, innovative, forward thinking and committed Standing and walking for long periods of time Ability to assist guests with mobility issues that may require lifting up to 100lbs MISSION Engage the Midwest in meaningful entertainment, education, and cultural activities.
221 Walnut St, Des Moines, IA 50309 VISION Be an incubator and hub for transformative performing arts experience.
In addition to providing opportunities to have a connection with every child in the state of Iowa.
HISTORY The Des Moines Civic Center is a testament to the power of a dream and determination.
In the 1970s following the closing of Des Moines' KRNT Theater, a local bond option to build and fund a performing arts hall was proposed and narrowly defeated.
Undeterred, a group of area business leaders joined forces and raised over $9 million in less than 90 days for the cause.
The rest is history and in June of 1979 the Des Moines Civic Center hosted its first performance.
Along with the black box Stoner Theater and Nollen Plaza (now Cowles Commons) the Des Moines Civic Center became a downtown destination.
In 2002 the Temple Theater became the 4th venue operated by the organization and in 2013 the organization rebranded itself as Des Moines Performing Arts (DMPA).
Today DMPA continues to serve as one of Iowa's premier non-profit arts organizations.
It is a major economic driver with the Willis Broadway Series alone delivering an estimated $30 million in economic impact annually.
The organization emphasizes performing arts education through a number of initiatives including the Iowa High School Musical Theater Awards and the Applause Series.
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
0 Part-time 4 hours ago Full Job Description Des Moines Performing Arts Lobby Security COMPANY:
DES MOINES PERFORMING ARTS LOCATION:
TEMPLE THEATER, CIVIC CENTER, COWLES COMMONS, STONER THEATER TOP REASONS TO CONSIDER JOINING OUR TEAM:
Flexible schedule Network with professionals in the field Work in a lively and exciting environment Opportunities for advancement Overview:
Responsible for ensuring a safe and welcome environment Pay rate:
$14.
00 per hour Part-time opportunity Reports to the House Manager RESPONSIBILITIES Ensure the proper enforcement of venue policies and procedures Monitoring all spaces and performing safety checks of the venue before, during and after events Manage large crowds under constantly changing event environments Position requires evening/weekend availability QUALIFICATIONS Detailed oriented Knowledge on when to exercise sense of urgency Be able to work in fast-paced environment Be able to work with different personalities under high stress Passionate and motivated Dependable Resourceful, innovative, forward thinking and committed Standing and walking for long periods of time Ability to assist guests with mobility issues that may require lifting up to 100lbs MISSION Engage the Midwest in meaningful entertainment, education, and cultural activities.
221 Walnut St, Des Moines, IA 50309 VISION Be an incubator and hub for transformative performing arts experience.
In addition to providing opportunities to have a connection with every child in the state of Iowa.
HISTORY The Des Moines Civic Center is a testament to the power of a dream and determination.
In the 1970s following the closing of Des Moines' KRNT Theater, a local bond option to build and fund a performing arts hall was proposed and narrowly defeated.
Undeterred, a group of area business leaders joined forces and raised over $9 million in less than 90 days for the cause.
The rest is history and in June of 1979 the Des Moines Civic Center hosted its first performance.
Along with the black box Stoner Theater and Nollen Plaza (now Cowles Commons) the Des Moines Civic Center became a downtown destination.
In 2002 the Temple Theater became the 4th venue operated by the organization and in 2013 the organization rebranded itself as Des Moines Performing Arts (DMPA).
Today DMPA continues to serve as one of Iowa's premier non-profit arts organizations.
It is a major economic driver with the Willis Broadway Series alone delivering an estimated $30 million in economic impact annually.
The organization emphasizes performing arts education through a number of initiatives including the Iowa High School Musical Theater Awards and the Applause Series.
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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