Graveyard Valet Attendant

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premiere valetPortland (ME)

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$37,050 per year

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About the role

Job Description: Overnight Valet Attendant – Pearl District, Portland (10PM–7 AM, Thurs–Sun)
Pay: $19.00 – $20.00 per hour DOE
Schedule: 10 PM – 7 AM | Thursday through Sunday
Job Type: Full-time This position is for a residential site in the Pearl District (Portland) during graveyard shifts.
Why Work with Us: Competitive pay + cash tips Flexible schedules to fit your life Growth opportunities – Many of our managers started as valets! Great for college students, night owls, or anyone seeking extra income Opportunities to work special events throughout the Portland metro area
Key Responsibilities: Greet residents and guests with professionalism and courtesy Safely Park, move, and retrieve guest vehicles in tight spaces Keep track of vehicle keys using our organized labeling system Provide top-notch customer service at all times Maintain a professional appearance and positive attitude Perks & Benefits$19–$20/hour DOEPaid training Valet uniforms provided (shirt and jacket)Referral bonuses – get paid for bringing friends! Drive a variety of vehicles — from luxury cars to daily drivers Supportive and respectful management team
Qualifications: Must be at least 20 years old Valid driver’s license (continuous for the last 3 years)Clean driving record – must provide a 3-year record of non-employment driving history Able to run/jog to retrieve vehicles multiple times per shift Comfortable working outdoors in all weather Strong customer service and communication skills
Join Our Team: At Premiere Valet Services, we’re in the business of taking care of people — our customers, our clients, and our teammates. If you’re reliable, customer-focused, and love cars, we’d love to have you on our team! Call (503) 244-7758 if you have questions or want to learn more.

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