Lot Attendant

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alcar recoveryWarren (OH)

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About the role

Asset Recovery Lot Manager We are a rapidly growing asset recovery company and need someone to run our lot in Younstown. Do you like the outdoors? Are you comfortable working alone? Are you a self-starter? Are you a good communicator? Are you trustworthy? If yes, we need you.
Your responsibilities will include: cleaning out vehicles once they are repossessed and bagging and tagging the personal propertycommunicating with the office, debtors, transporters and the agentsattention to detail in processing paperwork using a tabletmaintaining the inventory on the lotprogramming keys Educational Requirements and Work Experience High School Diploma or equivalent required Proven ability and experience working in an outside environment without direct supervision Previous law enforcement or military a plus Basic mechanical ability Organizational Skills and Knowledge Basic computer skills including internet and email, own a smartphone with service You must have a clean driving record, pass a background and drug test Clean, presentable appearance, reliable, strong work ethic and loyal Able to read, write and speak English with reasonable capability to be able to communicate with customers, employees, and vendors Meet the attendance schedule and repossession goals as agreed to with your supervisor Innovative, creative and seeks challenges while exercising analytical skills with determination Ability to handle stress and multiple priorities with a level head and limited emotion Flexible and self-confident with exceptional interpersonal skills Effective command skills, competent management and organizational and conflict resolution skills

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