Dealership Lot Porter

Posted 16 days ago

mechanics body shops marketplaceHuntsville (AL)

Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants New Car Dealers

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About the role

Lot Porter Do you enjoy being around cars and helping people? Do you want to start a career in the automotive industry? Do you want to work Monday to Friday and have weekends to yourself? Rated Mechanics Marketplace Best Workplace, highly reputable auto repair shop in Kernersville, NC has been servicing cars and light trucks since 2008. We are looking to add a lot porter to our team so if you're looking for a fun job and want to start or continue your career in the automotive service industry, we'd love to meet with you soon. We are a family-owned Lincoln and Ford dealership and we have been in business for over 60 years. We are looking for a Lot Porter to join our team. If you want to work in a family friendly business 5 days a week and you want to start a rewarding career, we'd love to meet with you and show you around.

Lot Porter Duties: Pick up and drop off customers Pick up and return parts Move vehicles around the lot Wash & vacuum cars Support office staff as needed Benefits for Lot Porter: Excellent health insurance benefits 401K Savings plan with employer matching (That's free tax deferred money!) Paid vacation that increases with tenure Paid holidays Employee discount Monday to Friday 8AM to 5PM schedule No weekends! A place you can call home! Qualifications of Lot Porter: Valid Driver's License with clean record A positive and friendly attitude Affinity for cleanliness

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