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Seasonal Dock Hand at National Harbor Boathouse

Fort Washington, MD · Part-time

Sponsorship not specified$30k-$35kDetected 2 days ago
Customer Support

About the role

  • The Boathouse Dock hand is responsible for assisting with all boathouse services offered, quality control, and cash handling procedures
  • National Harbor Boathouse, managed by Guest Services, Inc., is now hiring seasonal dock hands for the 2026 season.
  • The season runs from May through September and we are open 5 days a week.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain cash register and contents within.
  • Maintain awareness of safety issues and report them immediately to your manager.

Requirements

  • Ability to stand for the entire work day.
  • The dock hand position is part-time and all staff are required to work at least one day a weekend as well as the summer holidays.

Nice to have

  • Maintaining a safe environment at the boating area, following appropriate procedures and guidelines.
  • Boathouse maintenance such as cleaning, weeding, removing trash, organizing, and ordering supplies.
  • Provide excellent customer service to guests, while directing customer issues to supervisor or unit manager.
  • Provide First Aid & CPR to guests if needed
  • Identify items and corresponding cost of items and tabulate bills using cash register, calculator, or other price equipment.
  • Any other duties required or requested by your Supervisor or Manager.
  • High School Diploma/G.E.D. equivalent preferred.
  • Strong customer service abilities

Compensation

  • 17.95 USD Hourly

Company info

  • maintains a clean and safe dock area, assists guests safely getting in and out of boats, and secure company property.
  • Assist with docking of boats and safely help customers on and off rental equipment.
  • Issue receipts, refunds, credit, or change due to customers accurately.
  • Strong customer service abilities; actively looks for ways to assist customers and coworkers.

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