Eble Ice Arena - Attendant / Concessionaire
Posted Aug 25, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
Tell me about a time you helped someone who was nervous or struggling at something physical. How did you handle it?
What they are checking: Patience with beginners, since this role assists skate lessons.
Describe a time you worked with almost no supervision. How did you decide what needed doing?
What they are checking: Independence, since shifts here are often thinly staffed.
Tell me about keeping a work area clean and safe when you were tired at the end of a shift.
What they are checking: Consistency on the unglamorous part of the job.
This is at Eble Ice Arena, ten to fifteen hours a week year-round, at $11.33 to $15.76 an hour, with nights, weekends and some holidays, and it needs you to be able to skate and to pass a background and driver's license check. Waukesha County also posts a head attendant role at a higher band. What do you want to know about the schedule, and which of the two fits you?
What they are checking: Self-placement against the higher-banded sibling role and honesty about the hours.
What would you do
Part of this job is watching skaters on the ice to keep the session safe. What would make you step in during a public skate?
What they are checking: Safety judgment on the ice, which is the first duty listed.
The concession stand is busy and someone on the ice needs help at the same time. What do you do?
What they are checking: Prioritization when the two halves of this job collide.
Skates get handed out, used and come back. How do you keep that from becoming a mess by the end of the night?
What they are checking: Practical ownership of the rental operation.
A parent is unhappy about something that happened during their child's lesson. How do you handle it?
What they are checking: Customer service with a parent, which is the most common hard conversation here.
About the work
Walk me through how you handle the cash register and your drawer over a busy shift.
What they are checking: Cash handling accuracy, which the county's policies require.
What do you need to be careful about when you are selling food and drinks to the public?
What they are checking: Basic food safety knowledge, which the posting lists as required.
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