Lot Manager
rafih auto groupUtica (MI)
About the role
Lot Supervisor - BMW of Rochester Hills Do you enjoy working around cars and being part of a fast-paced dealership environment? Rafih Auto Group is looking for a motivated and detail-oriented Lot Supervisor to support daily dealership operations and ensure our vehicle inventory is organized, presentable, and customer-ready. This entry-level leadership role offers a great pathway for growth within automotive operations, sales, or management.
What We Offer:
Competitive compensation Health, Dental & Vision Insurance Paid Holidays & PTO Short-Term Disability Life Insurance 401(k) Retirement Plan Employee Vehicle Purchase Discounts Career development and advancement opportunities Key ResponsibilitiesMaintain a clean, orderly, and visually appealing dealership lot and vehicle display areas. Safely move vehicles between the showroom, service department, storage lot, and delivery areas. Track, manage, and account for dealership vehicle inventory. Ensure vehicles are clean and customer-ready, including interior and exterior presentation. Assist with basic vehicle upkeep (fueling, fluid checks, battery replacement, etc.). Support dealership operations with occasional off-site errands. Collaborate with service, sales, and management teams to coordinate lot logistics.
Qualifications:
High school diploma or equivalent preferred. Previous automotive or dealership experience is a plus but not required. Valid driver's license with a clean driving record. Strong attention to detail and organizational skills. Ability to take clear notes and accurately document vehicle movement and condition. Positive attitude, professionalism, and strong communication skills. Willingness to learn and take on a variety of operational tasks.
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