Mercedes-Benz Valet/Porter

Posted 3 days ago

mercedesbenz of orange countyHarriman (NY)

Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment Parking Lots and Garages

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About the role

Automotive Porter-Valet- Mercedes/Sprinter Employment application must be completed for consideration. Mercedes-Benz of Orange County is seeking an enthusiastic, self-motivated Automotive Valet that is excited at this opportunity to join our award-winning team. As a Valet working for Mercedes-Benz of Orange County your job responsibilities will include: Chauffeuring clients to and from their locations Moving, driving and parking cars on premises and off Assisting service personnel with daily dealership processes Maintaining shop, service drive and parking lots cleanliness as needed Washing and vacuuming cars using a modern automatic car wash tunnel Requirements: Professional appearance Must be on-time for work Clean NY or NJ driver's license Excellent communication skills Reliable transportation to work Able to work within a team environment Must be able to work overtime as needed Must be able to work nights and weekends FULL-TIME Benefits Unlimited growth potential. Excellent Advancement Opportunities! Supplemental Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability 401K Retirement Plan with Employer Contributions Employee discounts for you and your family Medical and Dental Insurance available Flexible Medical Spending Account Mercedes-Benz of Orange County is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is a drug free work environment.

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