Part-Time Valet Attendant - Steak 48 Restaurant
leo valetCoatesville (PA)
Part-Time Valet Attendant - Steak 48 Restaurant
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leo valetCoatesville (PA)
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About the role
Job Description:
Leo Valet LLC is currently seeking candidates for the CAPTAIN (LEAD) VALET ATTENDANT position at our Steak 48 Restaurant contract.
Your responsibilities:
greeting guests as they arrive, ticketing guests that would like to valet (name, car make and model, location of parking), parking cars in an organized manner, and handling payment. The hours of service: Sunday- 3:30pm-11:30pm Monday- 3:30pm-11:30pm Tuesday- 3:30pm-11:30pm Wednesday- 3:30pm-11:30pm Thursday- 3:30pm-11:30pm Friday- 3:30pm-12:30am Saturday- 3:30pm-12:30am* We are looking for candidates who can work as the Captain (Lead) Valet Attendant *An ideal candidate is someone who is:-reliable-responsible-shows up on time-always in uniform-clean record-can communicate clearly\nCompany
Description:
Leo Valet was created by two best friends that graduated college back in 2016-2017. While attending college the two owners both used to valet, they each have over 10 years of valet experience. We've done major events/contracts from sporting events and mall shopping centers to the most personalized private events like weddings. We cover all Greater Philadelphia area and even the Allentown, Lehigh, and Bethlehem areas.
Company Description:
Leo Valet was created by two best friends that graduated college back in 2016-2017. While attending college the two owners both used to valet, they each have over 10 years of valet experience. We've done major events/contracts from sporting events and mall shopping centers to the most personalized private events like weddings. We cover all Greater Philadelphia area and even the Allentown, Lehigh, and Bethlehem areas.
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