Valet Attendant TOG
1st class parking systems 1Miami (FL)
About the role
Valet Attendant Tog Aventura - Aventura, FL 33180 Description 1ST CLASS PARKING is a fast-growing valet parking company with over 15 years of experience, providing services to high-end hotels, condominiums, and special events in the Miami tri-county area. We are looking for a valet parking attendant to join our team. We seek service-minded individuals who are committed to providing outstanding customer satisfaction, are team players, highly motivated, energetic, love cars, and are interested in working full-time. Valet attendants are the first and last impression of a business, so maintaining a positive attitude at all timeseven under pressureis essential. We are looking for individuals with a "Can Do" attitude who are self-motivated and eager to work.
Responsibilities:
Greet guests in a timely and friendly manner. Present yourself professionally, courteously, and with a positive attitude. Secure and store vehicle keys properly, labeling them to prevent loss. Retrieve vehicles efficiently when requested. Maintain a professional and clean appearance. Provide the highest level of customer service. Be punctual and reliable. Drive and park vehicles in designated areas safely. The schedule for this position is: Tuesday to Saturday 3p to 11pQualifications Must be at least 18 years old. Fluent in English (Spanish is a plus).Valid Florida Driver's License. Clean driving record. Ability to drive manual (stick shift) vehicles. Ability to run and stand for extended periods. Men and women are encouraged to apply! If you're passionate about cars, enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, and take pride in delivering exceptional service, we'd love to hear from you!
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