Your on-demand OpenStaff directory of Event staff workers can vary depending on their specific training and certifications, but here’s a general overview of some common responsibilities:

Before the Event:

• Set-up: Assisting with setting up furniture, stages, decorations, audio/visual equipment, and other infrastructure according to the event plan.
• Registration: Processing guest registrations, checking IDs, and issuing badges or wristbands.
• Logistics: Unloading and organizing equipment and supplies delivered to the venue.

During the Event:

• Guest Services: Greeting attendees, answering questions, providing directions, and overall ensuring a positive guest experience.
• Security: Monitoring crowds, enforcing safety regulations, and acting as a point of contact for any security concerns.
• Venue Maintenance: Keeping the event space clean and organized throughout the event by emptying trash cans, tidying up spills, and addressing any minor maintenance issues.

After the Event:

• Breakdown: Assisting with dismantling equipment, decorations, and stages, and packing them up for storage or transport.
• Clean-up: Ensuring the venue is left clean and orderly according to the contract or venue guidelines.
• Inventory: Verifying that all equipment and supplies are accounted for and returned or stored properly.

Additional Responsibilities (may vary by event type):

• Ticket Sales/Scanning: Selling tickets at the door or scanning electronic tickets for entry.
• Food & Beverage Service: Assisting with catering services, setting up buffets, serving drinks, and maintaining concession stands.
• Running Errands: Running errands as needed throughout the event, such as picking up supplies or deliveries.
• Technical Support: For tech-heavy events, some event staff may assist with basic audio/visual tasks or troubleshoot minor technical issues.

Important Qualities for Event Staff:

• Excellent Communication and Interpersonal Skills: Event staff interact with a variety of people, so clear communication and a friendly demeanor are essential.
• Flexibility and Adaptability: Events can be dynamic, and event staff need to be adaptable and willing to take on different tasks as needed.
• Teamwork and Collaboration: Working as part of a team is crucial for a successful event.
• Positive Attitude and Professionalism: Maintaining a positive and professional demeanor throughout the event is key to creating a good impression on guests.
• Physical Stamina: Event work can involve long hours on your feet and some physical activity (lifting, carrying).

Contact OpenStaff to get your local Event Staff available on-demand.