Lot Porter
kellyIndustry (CA)
$21.63/hr
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Lot PorterFor those who want to keep growing, learning, and evolving. We at Kelly hear you, and we're here for you! We're seeking a Lot Porter to work at a premier automotive manufacturer in Torrance, CA. Sound good? Take a closer look below. You owe it to yourself to consider this great new opportunity.
Pay:
$21.63/hrHours: Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm. This position is onsite in Torrance, CA.Why you should apply to be Lot Porter:
- Work in a dynamic and supportive environment focused on excellent customer service.
- Be part of a respected automotive manufacturer known for its innovation and quality.
- Gain valuable experience in vehicle management and customer interaction. What's a typical day as Lot Porter? You'll be:
- Responsible for the receipt and delivery of company vehicles, ensuring a smooth process for associates taking delivery or returning vehicles.
- Coordinating auction pick-ups and managing vehicle prep, including tunnel washes and license plate frame installations/removals.
- Overseeing vehicle inventory rotation and conducting vehicle appraisals as part of effective inventory management. This job might be an outstanding fit if you:
- Have general automotive knowledge and a passion for the industry.
- Possess strong communication skills to interact effectively with associates and team members.
- Are familiar with Microsoft 360 applications; experience with AHM Mainframe/CICS system is a plus.
What happens next?
Once you apply, you'll proceed to next steps if your skills and experience look like a good fit. But don't worry—even if this position doesn't work out, you're still in our network. That means all of our recruiters will have access to your profile, expanding your opportunities even more. Helping you discover what's next in your career is what we're all about, so let's get to work. Apply to be Lot Porter today!
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