Cork City Council has an opening for a Park Attendant in Fitzgerald’s Park

It’s a lovely spot to spend your days.
Cork City Council has issued a final reminder for applications for the role of Park Attendant in Fitzgerald’s Park.
The closing date is this Wednesday, February 7th, and the City Council is on the lookout for the right person to look after “one of the city’s most visited and utilised amenities”.
Duties include opening and closing Fitzgerald’s Park daily, playground inspections, litter picking and emptying of litter bins and dealing with queries and complaints from members of the public.
The attendant will also monitor and supervise the public’s use of the park, provide assistance at park events and liaise with event coordinators.
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“As Park Attendant, you will be contributing to achieving our vision of leading Cork to take its place as a world-class city.” the advertisement reads.
“Our people are committed to our values of public good, trust and integrity, respect, a people-centric approach, responsibility, and innovation. The Park Attendant is required to deliver a wide range of services directly to the public.
Get your application submitted before Wednesday here.

