LEAD RECREATION AID (LIFEGUARD)
Air Force Materiel Command
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Recreation Aid NF-01
United States Army Installation Management Command
Department of the Army
Location
Oklahoma
Salary
$15 - $16
per hour
Type
Closes
March 5, 2026
Job Description
Summary
This entry-level job at the Fort Sill Golf Course involves helping manage the flow of play, assisting golfers with tee times and pairings, and providing basic information and support to visitors.
It's ideal for someone who enjoys outdoor activities, interacting with people, and working in a relaxed recreational setting without needing prior experience.
The role also includes light maintenance tasks to keep the facility running smoothly.
Key Requirements
- No prior experience required
- Ability to act as Starter/Marshall to manage tee times and pairings
- Skill in keeping golf course play moving efficiently
- Customer service to assist patrons with information and lost items
- Capability to perform simple repair and maintenance tasks
- Resumes limited to two pages or less, focusing on relevant skills
Full Job Description
This position is located at Family and Morale Welfare and Recreation, Fort Sill Golf Course. Incentives and Bonuses Incentives will not be paid. Resumes must be two pages (or less).
Resumes should clearly demonstrate the applicant's relevant experience, skills, knowledge and abilities as they pertain to this position. No experience required. Major Duties:
- May act as Starter/Marshall.
- Assures tee sheets run on time, assures maximum usage of available tee times by pairing singles and twosomes and threesomes, and assists golfers in need of playing partners.
- Keeps flow of play moving on the golf course, and assists customers look for lost balls to keep play moving.
- Provides facility and program information to patrons.
- Assists with simple repair and maintenance.
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