Sports Official

Officials Unlimited; Sarasota (FL); On-site; USD 20,664 - 34,440; Full time

Job summary

A sports officiating organization in Sarasota, Florida seeks dedicated sports officials to oversee and officiate sports events. Candidates should have a passion for sports, strong communication skills, and the ability to resolve conflicts. Prior experience in officiating is preferred but not required. This role offers flexibility in working with different sports games, ensuring fair play, and ensuring participant safety.

Qualifications

• Desire to officiate baseball, softball, flag football, or other sports games.
• Strong communication skills to interact with players, coaches, and spectators.
• Ability to manage conflicts and make quick decisions in high-pressure situations.

Responsibilities

• Officiate sports games, ensuring fair play and enforcing rules.
• Communicate effectively with players, coaches, and spectators.
• Resolve conflicts or disputes that may arise during games.
• Ensure the safety of all participants during sports events.

Job description

We seek dedicated sports officials to oversee and officiate sports events.

If you have a passion for sports and enjoy working with athletes, this role is perfect for you.

Responsibilities:
- Officiate sports games, ensuring fair play and enforcing rules
- Communicate effectively with players, coaches, and spectators
- Resolve conflicts or disputes that may arise during games
- Know general rules of baseball, softball, flag football, or other sports
- Be flexible to adjust rules based on individual park or league rules
- Ensure the safety of all participants during sports events

Skills:
- Desire to officiate baseball, softball, flag football, or other sports games
- Be open and willing to be trained on officiating baseball, softball, flag football, or other sports games
- Experience in officiating preferred but not required.
- Strong communication skills to interact with players, coaches, and spectators
- Ability to manage conflicts and make quick decisions in high-pressure situations