ISI Classifieds

Skatetown Ice Arena, Roseville, Calif., is seeking a full-time facility manager. This role is responsible for all aspects of building and ice maintenance for our two NHL-sized rinks. Position requires working Sunday-Thursday or Tuesday-Saturday. Applicants should have a minimum of 5 years’ ice arena management experience. Compensation range is $6,000-$7,000 per month base pay, depending on experience and qualifications, plus bonus and benefits including medical coverage, paid time off and 401(k). To apply, please email cover letter and resume

scott@skatetown.biz

Ice in Paradise is seeking a learn-to-skate director to work as an independent contractor in collaboration with the general manager and marketing director. The learn-to-skate director coordinates and oversees the skating school programs, provides customer service to all registered attendees and their families, and provides strategic direction for new classes and/or methods in ice skating sessions. Bachelor’s degree preferred. Must be an ISI member with up-to-date credentials and have 5+ years’ work experience in ice rinks and coaching. Must be enthusiastic, friendly and courteous, with a strong sense of teamwork, prioritization and self-motivation. 20 hours a week at $25/hr. Hours vary (day, evening, weekends and holidays). Potential for additional income from specific projects for the rink and private coaching. To apply, please email resume.

info@iceinparadise.org

Klamath Ice Sports – Bill Collier Ice Arena in Klamath Falls, Oregon, has an opening for arena manager. The arena manager is responsible for the management and operation of a high-quality, efficient and welcoming facility, with a focus on ice quality, excellent customer service and long-term financial sustainability. The arena manager will provide leadership and day-to-day management that fosters staff, program and infrastructure development and sustainability. The arena manager is responsible for developing and overseeing a highly trained, customer-oriented staff as well as curling, hockey and figure skating programs, with a focus on financially sustainable growth. The arena manager is also responsible for developing and managing programs and partnerships that serve the community, developing and seeking funding for capital improvements and overall budget management. The arena manager will report to the Klamath Ice Sports board of directors and will serve as the liaison between the board and staff. The majority of the arena manager’s hours will be logged between mid-September and mid-April. This seven-month period begins with pre-season marketing and start-up and features an 18 to 20 weeklong season with daily sessions (including holidays) along with post season wrap-up and planning for the following season. In the off-season (mid-April to mid-September), the arena manager will be responsible for off-season maintenance, roller skating program as well as a 10-week summer camp. To apply, send a resume, cover letter, and list of references to bill@klamathicesports.org

Klamath Ice Sports