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Plan and assign the work of the gym staff. Provide direction and support for the Personal Training (“PT”) department, front desk and Kids Club. When the GM is not in the gym, the AGM will act as the MOD to be available for any and all staff and member issues.
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Assist in recruiting, hiring, training and developing a high performing staff consisting of Member Service Representatives, Kids Crunch Attendants, Cleaning Attendants Personal Training Managers, Group Fitness Managers and Maintenance Technicians to maintain proper staffing levels at all times.
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Through a thorough understanding of Copart policies and practices, the Assistant General Manager will offer hands on support to the team and create a customer first environment by offering unique and innovative solutions to customer's needs while maintaining company standards for policy, quality, and service.
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Provide legal assistance and guidance as necessary for the drafting, adoption and promulgation of rules; providing legal review and assistance to Oklahoma commissioners and support staff on Oklahoma interstate stream compacts; and representing the OWRB in litigation as assigned by the OWRB General Counsel.
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