Jobs – Roca Berry Farm

We are always looking for creative and motivated people to join our team! Homemakers, retirees and students welcome. If you are interested in becoming part of our the Roca Berry Farm team, please apply! Must be at least 16 years of age.

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JOB FAIRS

We will announce job fairs on our Facebook page and the majority of our positions will be filled during this time.

SEASONAL ASSISTANCE

We need a team of fantastic workers to create a fun environment at the farm. From cashiers and tractor drivers, kettle corn cookers and kitchen helpers, we have a variety of positions available. Apply using the job application above. See more detailed descriptions below.

ROCA SCARE TEAM

Dare to scare and join our scary family of haunters and zombies! We need 50-75 people with excitement, flair and a passion for scaring to bring the Roca Scary Farm to life each fall. Flexible hours, fun co-workers, and getting paid to scare is a perfect job opportunity for you! Apply online or contact Jordan at 402-525-1999.

ENTERTAINERS

We are always looking for jugglers, musicians, magicians, balloon art, and other forms of entertainment that we can bring to the farm! Please contact us at (402) 421-2933 to discuss your entertainment options, availability, booking information and more so we can entertain our guests!

SEASONAL ASSISTANCE TEAM MEMBERS

Admissions Cashier: You are the first person our guests interact with at the farm. First impression is a lasting impression. Customer service is very important with this position. We are looking for outgoing, helpful, and happy people. This is a very fast paced job as you explain our ticketing options. You will be standing for most of the time. You will be responsible for correctly using the cash register and handling money.

Ticket Taker: This position is stationed after customers purchase their tickets. We want you to greet the guests with a hello and politely ask for their ticket. We need a very happy person who enjoys answering questions about the farm and providing directions. The ticket taker will be positioned outside job and will be standing the majority of your shift. Wearing layered clothing is a must.

Campfire Attendant: There are 21 different campfires located in one section of the farm. The campfire attendant is responsible for assisting guests to their rental space and making sure the campfires are under control. The attendant needs to be able to carry water buckets and firewood to each campfire. When available, the attendant may use a four-wheeler to deliver the wood to each campfire. Campfires can be reserved from 10am-3pm and from 5pm to close. There will be skewers that you need to pick up and clean after guests have left. There are two schedules for this job: 9am-4pm and 4pm to closing.

Checkout Cashiers: The checkout cashier is the last person to make a memorable impact on our guests. We are looking for someone who can interact with the guest and thank them for visiting the farm. This job is located in the harvest barn and you will be standing most of the day. You will need to maintain your cash register and place items under the correct button on the register. You will need to lift the pumpkins and place on scales, be friendly and helpful.

Game Attendant: The primary job is guest safety and positive guest interactions. You will be outside all day so you should dress in layers. This person must be able to speak up and let the customer know they can or cannot do certain activities. Examples: if you are working at the rugged warrior, you must be able to tell little children they are not big enough to go on this attraction, or if an adult is trying to race against a very small child, you would need to tell an adult he can not do that. Each attraction area will have accident report forms you will need to complete if an incident occurs. You will also have phone numbers that you can call for a supervisor.

Food Service: Guests love to enjoy our food while at the farm. We have eight different food barns: kettle corn, donut hut, sugar shack, Barry’s brats, Frankies Funnel cakes, smokehouse, watering hole, Pumpkin Cafe and Back Porch. The attire for these barns will be our t-shirt, closed toe shoes, hats or hair pulled back in a ponytail. Each of these areas are fast paced. You must be able to stand for long periods of time, lift up to 50 lbs, keep your area clean and free of hazzards. One must follow all rules for food safety; including wearing gloves, never touching food with bare hands, never handle food after you have just handled money, and keeping food areas clean.

Parking Lot Attendant: This position is located in our parking lot so you will be outside. You are responsible for directing traffic so we get the maximum use of the parking lot. You need to be able to speak up and let someone know where and how to park. This job may not last all day. You may be asked to bring in carts, check trash, replenish the harvest pumpkins etc. You will be working with a group of three people.

Grounds Keeper: Our farm needs to look clean for our guests. You will be outside most of the day so layer are ideal. You must be able to drive a four-wheeler to pick up trash. Each trash can must always have a trash bag placed in them after you remove a full bag. A bungee cord must be on each bag so it doesn’t fall into the can. You will be asked to bend over and pick up trash on the ground and along the fence lines. You need to have knowledge of the farm so you can answer questions from guests.

Bathroom Attendant: The bathroom attendant is responsible for the cleanliness of the bathrooms and the port-a-potties. This job will begin before the farm opens at 9am so the guests have clean restrooms. After the bathrooms are finished, you will clean and organize the outdoor dining areas.

Catering for RBF: Groups rent the Pioneer Barn for large gatherings. We cater hamburgers, hot dogs, pulled pork, etc. You will be responsible for setting tables up and getting all supplies ready for that day. In addition you will put together hot dog and s’mores kits for the campfires.

Cart Runner: Many of our guests use carts to take pumpkins to their car. You would be responsible for gathering the carts as you walk through the parking lot and returning them two at a time to the entrance of the farm. This job begins around 10:30am. You will be outside all day so wear layers and bring your own water jug. This job also will require you to bend over and pickup trash along the way. You will also need to change out the trash cans in the front of the harvest barn when it needs it. A trash bag needs to be immediately placed back in the can with a bungee cord to secure it. There is a lot of walking for this job. You will interact with the guests as they arrive and depart. You are apart of the whole farm experience so you need to be friendly and able to carry on a conversation if needed.

Tractor Drivers: The tractor rides are an important part of the farm experience. Our first priority is guest safety while creating positive guest interactions. You need to have a valid driver’s license to be a tractor driver. You will be a part of a team taking guests out to the pumpkin patch. We want you to wave to other wagons that you pass and assist guests to lift pumpkins onto the trailer. All guests should be seated before the tractor moves. If a seat is not available just politely ask them to wait and another tractor will be there soon. You must be able to turn your head to look behind you as you are driving.

Caramel Apple Maker: This is a job occurs during the week and weekend. There is a lot of twirling of apples, which can be hard on your fingers. You must be able to stand for long periods of time. This is a self directed position. You will need to keep track of the supply of apples ad the designs you have made. You can get creative and make apples with sprinkles, nuts, m & m’s, etc.

Floater: This is for a person who likes to do many different tasks during a shift. You need to be willing to cook, dig post holes, park cars, give breaks, clean bathrooms, pick up trash, give tractor rides, etc. Most of the positions at the farm could be done by a floater. Plan to be outside all day and be willing to do anything well.