Rattlers looking for Clubhouse Manager
The
Clubhouse Manager's scope is to assist Coaches, Umpires, Trainers and Players
in needs that arise in the course of putting on a baseball game.
The Clubhouse Manager must be male and available to start the week of
March 26th.
1. Wash all home team uniforms, personals, towels, and any miscellaneous items following the game.
·
Soak any ground in stains. Dirt,
grass, etc.
2.
Wash all umpire uniforms, towels, and visiting towels.
3.
Keep the entire home clubhouse and weight room in order before, during
and after a game.
·
Straighten up chairs, table, and weights.
·
Keep the bathroom supplies organized.
4.
Check uniforms for rips and tears, then bring them to the seamstress.
5.
Meet the team when they get off the bus and wash all road laundry after
a road trip.
6. Bring food and
beverages to visiting coaches and umpires after games and between games for a
doubleheader. If they request food
and beverages before and during games please accommodate them.
·
Get their order before the game.
7.
Sun-Thurs.
area restaurants supply food after games
·
Pick up food and bring home clubhouse after games
8.
Bring food to teams between doubleheaders.
·
For all doubleheaders bring food (hot dogs) from concessions to both
teams.
·
For all doubleheaders bring cooler of water to visiting clubhouse.
9.
Prepare fruit and PB&J sandwiches to be served after batting practice
for home team.
10.
Keep outdoor
hitting tunnel clean.
11.
Keep tunnels to the field clean. (Both
the home and visiting tunnels.)
12.
Assist trainer (Tim Higgins) in preparing equipment for road trips.
13.
Clean the towels for the ushers.
14. Do laundry and be courteous
towards umpires. This includes
getting them drink, food, towels, and anything they may ask for in the course of
a ballgame.
15.
Place balls for each game in the umpire's locker room.
16. Oversee batboys / shaggers to
ensure all homeruns hit during batting practice are retrieved and no items are
left in either dugout after each game.
17. Work with the trainer to ensure
drinking water is in both dugouts.
18. Work with the visiting coaching
staff to ensure they have everything they need during a ballgame.
The
clubhouse manager is expected to arrive at the ballpark when the team is
expected to arrive, which is usually around noon.
During the day there is a lot of down time to assist the trainer or run
errands. The clubhouse manager has
to finish all required work before leaving, which is usually around 1:00 am.
The clubhouse manager is only required to be at the stadium when the team
is home.
The
clubhouse manager is paid through clubhouse dues that each player must pay every
two weeks. The fee is $25.
With 25 players, every two weeks the clubhouse manager will make $625
cash. The clubhouse manager is an
employee of the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers and works directly for the team.
The Seattle Mariners pay the clubhouse manager a total of $15 per game to
be used on food for the players (bread, PB & J, fruit), shaving cream,
razors, and other hygiene products.
To Apply: Send Resume and Cover Letter to Tom Kulczewski, Director of Operations at either tomk@timberrattlers.com or Wisconsin Timber Rattlers; attn: Tom Kulczewski; PO Box 7464; Appleton, WI 54912.
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