All applicants should demonstrate the following abilities/qualifications: Certification by the Athletic Equipment Manager's Association; ability to adjust to unique situations and scenarios often associated with sporting events; willingness to work flexible hours, including weekends and evenings as well as travel, as needed; strong organization and Interpersonal skills; ability to communicate with university employees, vendors, and student-athletes; ability to prioritize tasks properly as they present themselves and be proactive to address concerns as or before they arise; experience with University, PAC-12, and NCAA rules and regulations; Working knowledge of proper general accounting, procurement, and receiving principles and procedures; understanding of, and experience with, proper record keeping practices including inventory maintenance; Proficiency in computer operations, inputting, and use of programs such as; Microsoft Office, Excel, Word, Access and other internal departmental software applications and programs; general knowledge of NCAA guidelines and equipment needs that oversee all department programs; ability to properly fit equipment in accordance to manufacturer recommendations and the guidelines in place by the NCAA, AEMA, and other governing bodies; strong knowledge of equipment and apparel maintenance and repair techniques in accordance to manufacturer specifications and the NCAA. Capacity to meet physical demands of position: Lift, move and carry equipment up to 75lbs, stand for long periods of time, fitness level providing to bend, kneel, reach and set up equipment as needed, possess drivers’ license and capability to drive motor vehicles as well as an electric cart, including passing university mandated requirements, strong vision, hearing and hand-eye coordination sufficient to set up equipment, use of a variety of hand tools, ability to work outdoors under different weather conditions. |
