Hockey Coach
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PARK DISTRICT OF OAK PARK
Oak Park, IL, US
Summary
The Hockey Coach is responsible for providing instruction, direction, and safety to students during Hockey Academy classes. They must also assist with program functions, special events, and maintain professional standards at the rink.
Job Description
Job Details: Job Location: Ridgeland Common Recreation Complex - Oak Park, IL, Position Type: Part Time Non IMRF, Education Level: High School, Salary Range: $15.00 - $19.00Hourly, Job Shift: Mornings, afternoons, evenings, weekends, Job Category: Non-Union, Overview:
The Hockey Coach is a Part-Time Position. We offer competitive compensation, PTO and an employee discount for part-time employees.
Job Purpose:
Under the direction of the Hockey Academy Coordinator, the position of Hockey Academy Coach is responsible for providing instruction, direction, and safety to all students in a particular Hockey Academy class. This position is also responsible for subbing or aiding in other classes as well as assisting with all other Hockey Academy functions and special events. A Hockey Academy Coach is expected to comply with all Park District of Oak Park policies and procedures as well as rules put forth by the Hockey Academy Program. In addition, this position should conduct themselves in a professional manner at all times while at the rink.
Essential Functions:
Understand and comply with all Park District and Hockey Academy Program policies, rules and regulations.
Become familiar with the structure and organization of Hockey Academy including class descriptions and general information.
Provide level specific instruction to participants based upon current Park District and Hockey Academy standards.
Complete all paperwork as assigned including, but not limited to, attendance sheets, mid-season evaluations, and end of season evaluations.
Begin and end all classes on time.
Arrive at the rink no less than 20 minutes before class. Be ready and greeting students for class no less than five minutes before classes begins
Limit absences from class responsibilities. Secure substitutes when needed and complete all required paperwork in advance of missing class.
Attend all required pre-season trainings and in season meetings.
Distribute all flyers, promotional materials, and handouts as assigned.
Additional Functions:
·Continue to expand hockey instruction knowledge through readings, seminars, and other educational opportunities.
·Maintain a positive and cooperative attitude with all other Hockey Academy coaches and personnel.
·Bring problems or issues regarding the Hockey Academy Program or rink to the attention of the Hockey Academy Coordinator the Aquatic and Rink Program Supervisor.
Knowledge, Skill and Work Experience Required:
Participation in previous hockey program
Strong skating abilities
Completion of all in-house pre-season trainings (done after hire)
Availability to work within Hockey Academy times. (Wednesday evenings, Saturday afternoons, Sunday mid-day).
Certification in advanced Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), First Aid and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) within 1 month of employment and keep certification current. The District provides this training.
Recommended:
Previous hockey experience
Membership in USA Hockey
Work Environment, Physical Demands and Considerations:
Frequently- Skating, walking, standing,
Occasionally – Climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crawling, running, sitting
Strength – Work requires handling average weight (up to 50 lbs.) materials or equipment.
Environmental Considerations:
Normal office conditions for trainings and meetings
Worker is exposed to cold when in the rink.
Worker is exposed to quick changes in temperature from rink to lobby.
Cognitive Considerations:
Ability to present ideas and recommendations in a concise verbal and written manner.
Ability to understand and carry out verbal and/or written instructions efficiently and effectively.
Ability to communicate with staff and participants in clear, concise manner.
Ability to handle questions, complaints and concerns from staff and public in a friendly, courteous and professional manner.
Customers:
Internal: Employees of Park District
External: Patrons of Park District of Oak Park; residents of Oak Park, WSSRA, Partner Organizations including governmental and non-profit groups, and the Oak Park Business Community
This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, functions or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, functions, activities or responsibilities may change at any time with or without notice.
The Park District is an Equal Opportunity Employer!
Qualifications:
The Park District of Park plays a vital role in enhancing people’s lives, building strong families and a more connected community. We protect and preserve our environment and positively impact our local economy.
The Park District owns and operates 23 facilities that occupy 84 acres of parkland within the Village including:
•7 neighborhood recreation centers
•18 parks including the unique urban forest Austin Gardens and our village green Scoville Park
•3 historic properties (Cheney Mansion, Pleasant Home, and the Oak Park Conservatory)
•2 outdoor swimming pools (Rehm and Ridgeland Common)
•1 indoor, year-round ice rink (Paul Hruby Ice Arena at Ridgeland Common)
•1 Gymnastics and Recreation Center
•1 Environmental Education Center in Austin Gardens
•8 special facilities including the Elsie Jacobsen Discovery Garden, Stevenson Park basketball courts and skate park, Longfellow Park basketball courts, Barrie Park sports court, Rehm Trains, Hedges Administrative Center.
We offer over 3,000 recreation programs annually for all ages and abilities. The District is also a member of the West Suburban Special Recreation Association.
In 2015, the Park District was recognized with the most prestigious award in the parks and recreation field, the National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management. The Park District is only one of four park and recreation agencies in the State of Illinois to win the Gold Medal and earn both State (2014) and National Accreditation (2015).
Our mission: In partnership with the community, we enrich lives by providing meaningful experiences through programs, parks, and facilities.
The Park Board and staff are guided by 5 Strategic Initiatives including: 1) Organizational Excellence 2) Customer and Community Focus 3) Financial Strength 4) Staff Excellence and 5) Quality Infrastructure Management.
Founded
1912
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Recreational Facilities
Org type
Government Agency
The Park District of Park plays a vital role in enhancing people’s lives, building strong families and a more connected community. We protect and preserve our environment and positively impact our local economy.
The Park District owns and operates 23 facilities that occupy 84 acres of parkland within the Village including:
•7 neighborhood recreation centers
•18 parks including the unique urban forest Austin Gardens and our village green Scoville Park
•3 historic properties (Cheney Mansion, Pleasant Home, and the Oak Park Conservatory)
•2 outdoor swimming pools (Rehm and Ridgeland Common)
•1 indoor, year-round ice rink (Paul Hruby Ice Arena at Ridgeland Common)
•1 Gymnastics and Recreation Center
•1 Environmental Education Center in Austin Gardens
•8 special facilities including the Elsie Jacobsen Discovery Garden, Stevenson Park basketball courts and skate park, Longfellow Park basketball courts, Barrie Park sports court, Rehm Trains, Hedges Administrative Center.
We offer over 3,000 recreation programs annually for all ages and abilities. The District is also a member of the West Suburban Special Recreation Association.
In 2015, the Park District was recognized with the most prestigious award in the parks and recreation field, the National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management. The Park District is only one of four park and recreation agencies in the State of Illinois to win the Gold Medal and earn both State (2014) and National Accreditation (2015).
Our mission: In partnership with the community, we enrich lives by providing meaningful experiences through programs, parks, and facilities.
The Park Board and staff are guided by 5 Strategic Initiatives including: 1) Organizational Excellence 2) Customer and Community Focus 3) Financial Strength 4) Staff Excellence and 5) Quality Infrastructure Management.
Founded
1912
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Recreational Facilities
Org type
Government Agency