Rental Car Lot Coordinator
managed labor solutionsAkron (OH)
Rental Car Lot Coordinator
Posted 5 days ago
managed labor solutionsAkron (OH)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Have a passion for cars? Are you organized and able to work under minimal supervision? Want a flexible schedule plus access to Daily
Pay?
Managed Labor Solutions (MLS), a leading nationwide rental car outsourcing company, is currently hiring quality, high energy people to work as a Rental Car Lot Coordinator for our partners.
What you'll do:
- Direct and traffic in the rental car lot according to current priorities
- Maintain the cleanliness of the pit and keep it organized by category
- Follow safe driving practices, company safety procedures and verbal directions
- Move rental vehicles as needed for inventory space and to the dirty pit when needed
- Work under minimal supervision and have excellent time management skills
- Follow direction of Management and able to reach, stretch, bend and sit for long periods at a time
- Move de-fleet vehicles and coordinate lot operations
- Perform supply chain duties as needed
- Remove all films on seats, handles, mats and steering wheels
- Apply all required tags to comply with Motor Vehicles Department standards
- Ensure all required documents are in the vehicle
- Transport vehicles safely and quickly within the site from one location to another
- Adapt to changing schedules and tasks as required
- Provide amazing service and professionalism to our clients and customers
Benefits:
- Health insurance
- Dental insurance
- Flexible schedule
- DailyPay access
- What we require:
- Valid driver's license
- A clean driving record is great but not required 18 years of age or older
- Must be flexible to work nights, weekends and holidays as needed
- Able to work in all weather conditions
- Ability to work under minimal supervision with excellent time management skills
- This position consists of repetitive movement in an open environment, including but not limited to bending, stooping, and lifting
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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