Car Wash Site Maintenance and Customer Service Attendant

Posted 2 days ago

safari car washHendersonville (TN)

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About the role

Benefits:
  • Bonus based on performance
  • Competitive salary
  • Flexible schedule
  • Free uniforms
Safari Carwash in Hendersonville is hiring a dependable, hands-on Site Maintenance and Customer Service Attendant to help keep our car wash clean, safe, and operating properly. This is a part-time, onsite position requiring approximately four hours per day, seven days per week, including weekends.
Responsibilities:
  • Inspect the property and car wash equipment each day
  • Troubleshoot and repair minor mechanical issues
  • Report larger equipment problems and coordinate repairs when needed
  • Perform routine cleaning and preventive maintenance
  • Keep wash areas, vacuum stations, equipment, and customer areas clean
  • Empty trash and restock supplies
  • Assist customers with wash selections, payments, and basic questions
  • Respond professionally to customer concerns
  • Identify and address safety hazards promptly
  • Help ensure the site is ready for customers each day
Qualifications:
  • Dependable and able to work independently
  • Strong mechanical aptitude and basic troubleshooting skills
  • Friendly, professional, and willing to help customers
  • Comfortable working outdoors in different weather conditions
  • Able to perform cleaning, bending, lifting, and other physical tasks
  • Available for approximately four onsite hours each day, seven days per week
  • Previous maintenance, mechanical, car wash, or customer service experience is preferred
We are looking for someone who takes pride in maintaining a clean property, solving problems, and providing excellent customer service. Apply today to join the Safari Hendersonville team.

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