Busser

Fieldhouse; Marion (IL); On-site; USD 17,000 - 24,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Accrued paid time off

Christmas Club

Paid training

Internal advancement

Two-shift part-time schedule

Job summary

Mammoth Fieldhouse Marion is hiring a part-time busser to reset the venue between groups, ensuring a spotless, ready space for the next guests. You will clear tables, shuttle dishes to the dish pit, and restock essentials, keeping all areas clean and safe for every shift.

First-year path includes training bussers and potential advancement to runner, server, and lead roles. Night, weekend, and holiday availability is required in a high-energy, team-first environment.

Qualifications

• Food handler training completed within 30 days of hire; Illinois requires it.
• CPR and AED certification is a plus.
• Experience as a busser, dishwasher, or in a restaurant is preferred.
• Bilingual in English and Spanish is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Clear and reset tables, bays, courts, and cages quickly and to standard.
• Transport dishes and glassware to the dish pit and back into circulation.
• Restock silverware, napkins, condiments, and service stations.
• Handle spills immediately and keep dining areas clean throughout the shift.
• Support runners, servers, and hosts during peak periods.

Skills

Hustle

Attention to detail

Team player

Reliable

Education

Food handler certification (ANSI)

Job description

About Mammoth Fieldhouse

Mammoth Fieldhouse is where Southern Illinois comes to get off the bench. Pure Putt. Flight Deck. Pickleball. Battle Bats. A scratch kitchen and a full bar that would draw a crowd on their own. Open play, leagues, tournaments, and private events, all night, every night.

Three rules run our buildings: No Sidelines, No Spectators. Elite Isn't Exclusive. Competition Is Community. Everyone plays, everyone belongs, and a good time beats a good score. We do not shout. We cheer. There is a big difference, and everybody who works here learns it fast.

About the Role

You reset the building so the next group gets the same first impression as the last one. Two dining rooms, 28 bays, 7 courts, 10 cages, and 19 holes of Pure Putt. You keep all of it clean, cleared, and ready, so every group walks into a space that looks like it was set just for them. Nobody notices a great busser. Everybody notices a dirty table. That is why this job matters.

What You'll Own

The reset

• Clear and reset tables, bays, courts, and cages fast and to standard.
• Get dishes and glassware to the dish pit and back into circulation.
• Restock silverware, napkins, condiments, and service stations.

The building

• Handle spills immediately. A wet surface near a game is a safety issue.
• Keep dining areas, walkways, and game areas clean all shift.
• Support runners, servers, and hosts wherever the rush is.

Your First Year

• First 30 Days: You are certified as a busser and can keep a full Saturday under control.
• First Year: You are training new bussers, and runner, server, and shift lead paths are open to you.

What You Bring

• Hustle and an eye for what is out of place.
• Pride in a clean, sharp room.
• A team first attitude.
• Availability for nights, weekends, and holidays.

Certifications

Required:

• Food handler training through an ANSI accredited program, completed within 30 days of hire. Illinois requires it. Valid three years.

A plus if you already have it:

• CPR and AED certification through the American Heart Association or American Red Cross.

Preferred

• Busser, dishwasher, or restaurant experience.
• Bilingual in English and Spanish.

Working Conditions

• Extended periods of standing, walking, and moving throughout the venue for a full shift.
• Must be able to lift up to 40 pounds.
• Carrying full bus tubs and moving between floors and buildings all shift.
• Loud, high-energy environment with variable lighting.
• Nights, weekends, and holidays are our busiest shifts. Availability for them is required.

What We Offer

• $15.00 per hour.
• Accrued paid time off. Every hour you work earns time toward it, and you can use it for any reason. You do not have to tell us why.
• Christmas Club. A deferred payroll program. If you choose to participate, $15.00 comes out of each weekly check and is combined with a $5.00 contribution from ownership. Funds are disbursed only on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving.
• Paid training. Every teammate starts with in-person training, on the clock, before working a solo shift.
• A real path up. We fill trainer, shift lead, and manager roles from inside the building first.
• A part-time schedule built around two shifts: morning to mid, and mid to close.

Mammoth Fieldhouse Marion is an equal opportunity employer. We hire on merit, character, and the ability to make people feel like they belong here. Elite isn't exclusive. Everyone plays.

Illinois law: we do not ask for your salary history, and we do not ask about criminal history before you have been selected for an interview.