Lot Attendant

Posted 16 days ago

jim shorkey auto groupMcKeesport (PA)

Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants Other Support Activities for Road Transportation

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About the role

Lot Attendant Jim Shorkey Ford is looking for a lot attendant. If you like to work in a fast-paced environment and keep busy all day then this may be the job for you! Duties include, but not limited to: Organizing of vehicles on the lot Assisting sales staff with inventory Gassing vehicles Snow removal on vehicles Prepping customer vehicles for delivery Other job duties assigned by management Washing and prepping vehicles for detailing Moving vehicles throughout the lot Helping with store cleanliness This position involves a ton of walking and being on your feet 85% of your day. You will be exposed to the outdoor no matter the weather conditions.

Hours: This is 40 hours a week. 9am-5pm/12pm-8pm Pay based on experience.

What We Offer: Positive and fun work environment Veteran team to help you succeed. Yearly Recognition Program Promotional and Career Growth Opportunities Continuous Training Paid Vacations Paid Maternity Leave/Parental Leave Employee Discount on all services, parts and vehicles 401k + Company Match Comprehensive and Competitive Medical, Dental, and Vision plans with low cost to you. Paid Company Uniforms Work Life Balance

Requirements: Candidates must be 18 years old Valid PA driver's license with clean MVR(with no tickets or violations) Ability to pass drug test and background test(no criminal record) Be able to multitask Be a team player Have a positive attitude

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