Parking Tram Driver

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knoebelsElysburg (PA)

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Description: Job Title: Parking Attendant
Department: Parking
Reports To: Parking Manager Status: Seasonal Age:16 years or older SUMMARYThe primary purpose of a Parking Attendant is to direct incoming and outgoing traffic, instruct guests where to park, provide directions, and to present an excellent, friendly, professional first impression of the Knoebels Amusement Park. This is a seasonal position, reporting to the Parking Manager. Park's operational summer hours are typically Sunday through Tuesday 12pm to 8pm and Wednesday through Saturday 12pm to 9pm. During the parks season, evening and weekend hours are required.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Direct incoming and outgoing traffic Direct cars to park in designated areas Provide directions for guests entering the park and directions for guests leaving the park Provide assistance in finding "lost" vehicles Transport guests to designated pavilion/areas Make sure parking lot is secure Keep tram shelters clean and presentable KEY COMPETENCIESCandidate should possess strong communication skills, high degree of integrity, positive attitude, attention to detail and the ability to solve problems Candidate must have a current valid driver's license Candidate should have the ability to build strong relationships with guests, provide a high level of guest service, and be an effective member of a team Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail and accuracy Strong customer service skills, both internal and external Maintain a positive attitude Exceptional communication skills while relating to people in a friendly, professional manner Self-motivated; acts without needing directions Perform cleaning duties as needed to maintain a clean, safe work environment This job description describes the general nature of the duties and requirements of this job. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list or limit the supervisor's ability to modify work assignments as appropriate.

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