SFOG Rides Leadership- 2026

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Overview What's In It For You Free tickets for your family & friends! Promotion opportunities! Scholarship opportunities! Exclusive employee parties, events, giveaways, discounts, and more! Free access to Atlanta area attractions and other regional theme parks! Job and Career Building Skills Flexible scheduling   You have the opportunity to be considered for the following positions when applying for this role: Rides Trainer, Lead, Supervisor, or Sr. Supervisor     Pay Rate: $12.50 - $17.50/hr. Responsibilities Job Summary:  Work and Collaborate with the Rides Full Time Supervisor with the overall management of the ridesdepartment. Oversee the daily operation of the department within budgetary guidelines.   Essential Duties and Responsibilities:  • Ensure the safe operation of the park• Take department in-charge shifts• Oversees rides work crew projects• Work with rides full-time to develop and manage department programs• Ensure Guest First Standards are followed and enforced• Ensuring all training requirements and testing procedures are adhered to as set forth by Six Flags.• Handle guest complaints• Other duties as assigned.   Work and Collaborate with the Rides Full Time Supervisor with the overall management of the ridesdepartment. Oversee the daily operation of the department within budgetary guidelines. Qualifications Skills and Qualifications:  At least 18 years of age  Be able to communicate effectively in the English language, including the ability to read, speak, and understand the English language  Previous rides experience   Be available to work flexible hours at night, on weekends and on holidays     Additional Qualifications: • 2 years as a ride supervisor (at least 1 year as a senior supervisor)• Must have a valid Driver’s License• Excellent written and verbal communication skills are a must• Must possess an enthusiastic and positive Guest First Orientation and enjoy working with people• Ability to motivate with excellent leadership skills• Must be self-motivated• Outstanding performance as a team member and/or Foreman• Must be able to respond immediately, adapt to, and oversee all emergencies • Strong attention to detail   PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: • Continued sitting, standing, and bending; frequent kneeling.• Eye/hand coordination, near vision, hearing, and speech. Manual dexterity, gross motor skills, and colordefinition.• Stand/walk for up to 4 hours at a time and as many as 14 hours a day; walk over 3 miles per day overvarious surfaces.• Lift and carry 25 lbs. over 25 feet over various surfaces; lift and lower 5 lbs. above shoulder level.• Must be able to climb a stepladder up to 6 feet in height. Climb a 40-foot tower.• Must be able to walk a two-hundred-foot lift hill.   Other Functions: All other duties assigned or necessary to support the park as a whole. While this job description is intended to be an accurate reflection of the requirements of the job, management reserves the right to add or remove duties when circumstances (e.g., emergencies, changes in workload, rush jobs, or technological developments) dictate. 

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