Customer Service - Tucson Reg.

Posted 17 days ago

accurate placementTucson (AZ)

Automotive Engineering Technicians Other Support Activities for Road Transportation

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About the role

Customer Service - Road Tester Working outdoors, administering parking tests, road tests (testing for earning a Driver's License) and observing driving/road tests while riding along in customer vehicle.

Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday - Friday

Pay: $16.04 per hour

Location: Tucson, AZ 85713

Type: Temporary, with the possibility of hire

Duration: Ongoing, up to a two-year maximum

Benefits: Available after eligibility period is met

Duties: Provide excellent customer service. Explain the testing process and requirements Oversee road test for earning a driver's license. Oversee Parking Test for earning a driver's license. Complete pre trip vehicle Inspection. Observe driving/road test while riding in vehicle along with the driver. The driver will be required to provide the vehicle. Typical timelines: Approximately 20 Min per test. Document and score the test - issue pass/fail based on qualifications observed. Inform applicant/driver of test results. Handle, file, and record documentation. Other duties will be handling the greeter station (where applicable), taking photos, administering written tests, entering exam results, etc.

Requirements: Fingerprint check required Background check required Must be at least 21 years old Proven customer service skills (1 to 2 years minimum)Must have a valid Arizona driver's license Must enjoy working with people in person Ability to explain testing process and requirements Ability to oversee road and parking tests Ability to use a computer to record documentation

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