LOT ATTENDANT
$22.00 - $23.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$22.00 - $23.00 per hour
About the role
- Assist supervisor in monitoring garage performance, cleanliness, and other areas of operation.
- Keep accurate records of daily activities, manage vendor log, delivery vehicle access, and any issues.
- Monitor the parking facility and loading dock operations to ensure the safety and security of all individuals and their vehicles.
- Ensure that all vehicles are parked in an orderly and safe manner and perform routine vehicle car counts.
- Assist with traffic control during peak hours.
- Communication:
- Greet guests warmly and professionally, establishing a positive first impression.
- Provide clear directions and information on parking rates and payment options.
- Report any security concerns, incidents, maintenance issues or any damage to the appropriate authorities or management.
- Monitor, track, and enforce parking regulations and policies, report violations to the garage manager and/or supervisor.
- Family:
- Assist fellow team members, security, building management, and/or engineering during busy periods or when needed, promoting a sense of unity and cooperation.
- Exceptional Service:
- Greet customers, delivery drivers, vendors, guests, and building employees with a friendly and helpful attitude, assisting them with their parking needs.
- Keep parking lots, loading dock, and surrounding areas clean and free of debris including oil spills, water, ice, and snow.
- Offer exceptional service by going the extra mile to assist customers with their needs.
- Offer assistance with parking and directions as needed.
- Profitability:
- Maximize profitability by providing exceptional customer service.
- Perform routine maintenance tasks, such as cleaning and clearing debris from parking areas and walkways.
- Assist with garage operations such as checking and resolving parking equipment failures, maintain and restock equipment, manage inventory, etc.
- Report any equipment malfunctions or maintenance needs for timely repairs.
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