Tennis Retail Attendant

Position Summary:   The Tennis Pro Shop provides casual, friendly service while maintaining a high level of professionalism. The retail attendant position with the assistance of managers and supervisors, is to proficiently attend to the guests’ needs with accurate and informative service. Operation of a point of sale system, responding to guest both in person and via telephone are integral to this position.  Pay Rate: The rate of pay listed on job boards are auto-generated numbers. Kiawah Island Golf Resort’s actual rate of pay will be determined during the hiring process. Qualifications: High school diploma, or equivalent vocational training certificate, required. Computer and POS experience preferred. Basic retail experience recommended, management experience a plus. Must have a flexible schedule to work mornings, afternoons, weekends and holidays. Good to excellent communication skills in English both verbal and written.   Expectations & Responsibilities: Work behind the check-in counter completing sales transactions and reservations for instructional programs and special events, while providing gracious service to customers at all times. Assist the Manager-Buyer in the purchasing, receiving, pricing, and stocking of the tennis merchandise and equipment using Dataworks. Greet and welcome all guests and ensure they feel welcome. Utilize programs such as Micros for sales transactions and Open Activity for reservations of court times, events, and instructional programs. Complete daily checklists for opening and closing the Tennis Pro Shop. Help maintain an organized and neat workspace, including computerized court sheets and upkeep of pro shop. Assist with quarterly inventory using Dataworks. Assist with maintaining an adequate inventory level and par level for high-turnover items. All other duties, as assigned.   Essential Physical Requirements: Must be able to lift and carry a minimum weight of 25 lbs. Must be able to work on-site due to daily needs of the job requirements. Mus be able to stand for the entirety of the shift while reaching, bending, and stooping.