???? Vehicle Detailer / Lot Attendant Help Us Build From the Ground Up!

Posted 9 days ago

boardman subaruYoungstown (OH)

Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment Car Washes

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About the role

Brand-New Used Car Dealership Opportunity Start from the ground floor literally. Were launching a brand-new used car dealership, and were looking for a reliable, detail-oriented Vehicle Detailer/Lot Attendant to help us get cars ready, keep the lot sharp, and support day-to-day operations as we grow. This is your chance to be one of the first team members at a startup dealership where hard work gets noticed, ideas are welcomed, and opportunities to grow are real. What Youll Do: Wash, vacuum, and detail vehicles to showroom condition Park, organize, and move vehicles around the lot Inspect incoming vehicles and report any issues Keep the lot clean, organized, and presentable Jump in and help wherever needed its a startup, and were all in this together What Were Looking For: A strong work ethic and a good eye for detail Valid drivers license and clean driving record Ability to work outdoors in all weather Self-motivated with a flexible, can-do attitude Prior detailing or dealership experience is a plus, but not required

What You Get:

The chance to be part of something new and exciting
Clear path for growth into service, sales, or management
Supportive team environment where every role matters
Competitive hourly pay
Pride in knowing your work makes a real difference

If you like cars, like staying busy, and want to grow with a business from day one this is your shot. Apply today and let's get rolling!

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