Lakewood Amphitheatre - Event Cleaning Crew at Live Nation Worldwide, Inc. — Atlanta, GA

Job Summary:

WHO ARE WE?

WHO ARE YOU?

THE JOB

Lakewood Amphitheatre is seeking Event Cleaning Crew to keep our venue show-ready and create an incredible fan experience. This position is responsible for performing cleaning duties throughout the outdoor concert venue and surrounding area by complying with today’s safety and disinfection protocol and utilizing best practices. This is a part-time, seasonal position for show days.

WHAT THIS ROLE WILL DO

• Keep the venue safe and clean at all times, including by not limited to, clean and disinfect all fixtures, floors, mirrors, doors and walls of restrooms, keep all guest facing area free of trash, restock restroom paper materials and hygiene products as needed.
• Keep work areas neat and orderly, clean equipment and assist with other cleaning duties as assigned.
• Read and interpret equipment manuals and work orders to perform required cleaning maintenance and service.
• Comply with safety regulations and maintain clean and orderly work areas.
• Show CARE by participating in the venue’s sustainability program which could include implementing programs that conserve resources/prevent waste such as sorting waste and collecting recycling and educating our fans about our efforts.
• Partner with fellow crew members at the end of show to close the venue-this may include collecting recyclables from the lawn and/or reserved section, picking up and properly storing event equipment such as lawn chairs, barricade, Etc.
• Perform all other duties as assigned or needed by Cleaning Supervisor.

WHAT THIS PERSON WILL BRING

• Requires a high school diploma/GED and completion
• Must be highly motivated and able to work independently.
• Must be able to primarily work evening and late-night shifts.
• Position requires constant walking, climbing stairs, lifting and carrying 50 lbs.+ and occasional sitting.
• Must pass a required pre-employment background check.

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