AAM - Valet Attendant - BMW of South Albany

Posted 2 days ago

albany auto groupGlenmont (NY)

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About the role

Description: We are seeking highly a motivated individual to join our team at BMW of South Albany for the position of full-time Valet Attendant. Improved pay rate of $18 per hour. The ideal candidate should possess excellent customer service skills, strong initiative, and be a team player, along with an excellent attendance record. Schedule will include working rotating Saturdays.
Job Duties:
  • Greeting and directing customers
  • Handing out claim tickets and managing keys
  • Parking and retrieving vehicles while using the utmost care
  • Organizing vehicles in the dealership's lots
  • Cleaning loaner service vehicles before delivery
  • Basic car servicing (filling tires with air, checking batteries, vacuuming/washing, etc.)
  • Other duties as assigned by the Service Manager Requirements
  • Valid, insurable driver's license and ability to pass a background check
  • Previous valet experience in a dealership setting is highly preferred but we are willing to train if you are willing to learn!
  • Th ability to drive a manual transmission is also highly preferred, but not required
  • Professional appearance and demeanor Additional Information We offer an excellent compensation package with competitive starting rates, health insurance, dental, vision and supplemental benefits like accident, hospital and life insurance, a 401(K) retirement plan with company matching, plus service and vehicle discounts.

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