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Automotive Service Porter

Posted 8 days ago

critz auto groupSavannah (GA)

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About the role

Join The Critz Team! Are you a responsible, reliable car lover with a good driving record and a positive attitude? One of our open dealership service porter jobs may be a fit for you! We are looking for an enthusiastic, safe driver who can help manage the service stalling in our parking lot by picking up customer vehicles, upholding car dealership display standards, cleaning cars, and handling customer service requests in the showroom and service areas. Our ideal candidate for the car porter role will maintain a professional appearance and greet our customer with a smile. Why Critz? Opportunities for advancement and continued education Competitive compensation with bonus potential Paid uniforms
What You'll Do:
  • Help move vehicles throughout the car dealership property as directed by the service advisor or service department technicians
  • Move vehicles from the service drive and ensure they are ready for customers to pick upMaintain a professional attitude and greet customers with a smile
  • Work with service advisors to keep track of key tags, cleaning cars, driving vehicles from service stalls, following dealership display standards, fielding customer requests, and other assigned duties
  • Assure lot is clean and orderly
Qualifications:
  • Preferred high school diploma or GED equivalent
  • Communication and customer service skills are essential
  • Completion of mandatory drug and background check before employment
  • Valid state driver's license and good driving record are a must

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