The Grand Ole Opry is a weekly American country music stage concert in Nashville, Tennessee, founded on November 28, 1925, by George D. Hay as a one-hour radio "barn dance" on WSM. Currently owned and operated by Opry Entertainment, it is the longest-running radio broadcast in US history.

The job of the security personnel in a bar entails ensuring that patrons are safe when they are within the bar premises. Bar security personnel are also in charge of enforcing the liquor and bar entry laws of the establishment in which bar they work. For instance, they reserve the right of admission for bar patrons.

Job Duties

• Inspect various sections of the establishment, from the bathrooms to the bar itself, to ensure safety.
• Patrols the bar from time to time to look for any threats to the bar's security, identifies rowdy patrons and ejects them from the establishment if they are a nuisance to other patrons and monitors the bar occupancy to ensure it doesn't exceed maximum capacity.
• Inspects the identification of patrons to prevent underage individuals from entering, monitors entrances and exits and ensures that individuals who have been barred do not get into the establishment.
• Resolves conflicts and restrains anyone who gets into a fight, takes care of patrons' welfare (for instance, by summoning taxis for them on request) and, where warranted, frisks patrons to ensure they do not get into the bar with weapons or illegal items.
• When necessary, write up reports of incidents at the bar for record-keeping purposes.

Skills and Qualifications

• Able to work long hours, specifically at night
• Prepared for the occasional physical confrontation, so a bar security guard is required to be physically fit.
• As the establishment's first point of contact with patrons, Security should be presentable and courteous.
• The security guard is also expected to be always mentally alert to quickly spot any disturbance on the premises.

Working at Grand Ole Opry

• Health insurance