- Welcoming customers: Bouncers are typically the first people guests meet when they enter an event venue, bar or restaurant. A bouncer is responsible for making customers feel welcome in the place, and they may greet customers or welcome them, depending on the venue.

- Assisting clients: Bouncers can also assist customers and clients in the venue. For example, if there is an injury, they can help the client get medical care, or if a client loses their belongings at an event venue, they can help them recover their items.

- Maintaining security: Some venues and events contain a large group of people crowding into a small space. A bouncer might enforce guidelines to ensure crowds are safe for the guests.

- Checking identity cards (IDs): Some venues, such as bars and clubs, have age restrictions.



Bouncers make sure they check everyone's ID to ensure they're of the right age before entering the venue.

- Checking dress codes and guest lists: Some events may allow access only to guests or require people to dress in a certain way to align with the event's theme. It's the work of the bouncers to make sure that whoever comes in has an invitation and they have the appropriate dress code.

Job Type: Part time

Pay: $20.00 per hour

Ability to commute/relocate

- Edmonton, AB T5J 2B2: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (preferred)

Experience

- Security: 3 years (required)

Work Location: In person

📌 Security (Edmonton)
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