PT Intramural Official

CENTERS is a management company that specializes in campus recreation. We partner with universities to manage their departments, facilities, finances, and deliver exceptional customer service. Since 1998, CENTERS remains the first and only mission centric organization committed to student development and departmental excellence on behalf of its clients. CENTERS is currently operating university campus recreation centers at ten site locations within the United States.

Provide pre-game assistance for the set up of Intramural sports

• Assist in setting up equipment for the day's/night's activities.
• Assist in the signing-up of Intramural teams and verification of their eligibility
• Assist in examining facility for safety hazards.

Provide quality supervision during contests

• View the Intramural contest and enforce the rules as judiciously as possible.
• Oversee the Intramural contest and ensure participation takes place in a safe manner.
• Understand the specific rules for each sport in the program.

Assist in post-game duties

• Assist in completing any forms that are required.
• Assist in storing any equipment at the conclusion of the day's/night's activities.
• Assist in securing facility at the conclusion of the Intramural activity.

Minimum Requirements:

• Strong leadership skills.
• Ability to think quickly and make sound decisions on-the-spot.
• A desire to acquire knowledge of all intramural sports offered
• Strong interpersonal communication, decision-making, and conflict resolution skills.
• Ability to enforce policies and resolve conflicts.
• Ability to wear accepted uniform while on duty.
• Certification in First Aid, CPR, and AED use, as required.

Competencies

Technical Competencies

• Basic computer competency.

Human Relations

• Interaction with patrons, faculty, staff.

Work Environment

• Fitness Center and Outdoor environment
• Office environment/fitness center environment
• Moderate to loud noise

Physical Demands

• Standing or walking for at least 90% of the work day.
• Occasional bending, stooping.
• Eye-hand coordination (keyboard typing).
• Hearing and talking.