Museum Receptionist - Wednesday
Advertised by Volunteering Queensland
What’s involved?
- Greeting guests who arrive through the front door.
- Processing sales of admissions, books, and merchandise at the till.
- Handling phone calls and communicating with the manager if necessary.
- Maintaining cash float and recording daily takings.
- Reliability, the willingness to come in consistently on a weekly basis and, when not able, to provide advanced notice (or as much as is reasonable).
This is a low-stress position. Training will be provided and supervision offered if necessary.
About us
Founded in 1913, The Royal Historical Society of Queensland is dedicated to promoting Queensland’s history for the benefit of our members, affiliated societies and the broader community.
Your first few months as a volunteer can be considered a trial to determine whether the activities you undertake are mutually beneficial, both to you as the volunteer and to the organisation. On-the-job training is provided for all museum volunteers.
For workplace health and safety compliance, volunteers are required to sign on at the beginning of each shift and sign off upon completion of shift. The sign-on sheet is displayed in the Commissariat Store kitchen. If a volunteer is unable to attend a shift, the Manager should be notified as soon as possible.
Volunteers are entitled to lunch breaks and to enjoy refreshments for morning and afternoon tea. At the Commissariat Store, volunteers are welcome to use the kitchen where tea, coffee and biscuits are provided. A refrigerator is available for volunteers wishing to store their lunches.