Cocoa Beach Pier is expanding its workforce with open positions across all departments, offering competitive pay and a beachfront work environment, as revealed in a statement Thursday. The pier, located at 1001 N Atlantic Ave in Cocoa Beach, is seeking candidates for roles ranging from hospitality to maintenance, according to Brevard County officials. Applications are being accepted immediately for full-time and part-time opportunities. The pier has been a local attraction since 1965 and is managed by the Florida Department of Parks and Recreation. The hiring push comes as the pier prepares for its peak season, which runs from March through November. Current employees highlight the unique perk of working near the ocean, with some positions offering direct access to the beach. Pay rates start at $15 per hour for entry-level roles, with benefits including shift differentials and holiday pay. The pier’s manager, John Martinez, emphasized the focus on training and career advancement. 'We’re looking for people who enjoy working in a fast-paced environment but also value the perks of being on the Space Coast,' he said during an interview last week. The pier has processed over 2 million visitors annually in recent years, according to park records. Candidates must apply online through the Florida State Parks website or in person at the pier’s administrative office. The hiring team is prioritizing applications from residents of Brevard County, with interviews scheduled to begin May 1. The pier’s website notes that all positions require a background check and drug screening. The facility is currently operating at 85% capacity after recent renovations, which included upgrades to its concessions and restrooms. The new hires will support operations during the busy summer months, when visitor numbers typically surge by 30% compared to off-season periods.
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Cocoa Beach Pier Expands Hiring Efforts with Competitive Pay and Beachfront Opportunities
Cocoa Beach Pier is now recruiting for all positions with competitive wages and a beachfront work environment, according to a Thursday announcement.
Source: Space Coast Daily