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Automotive Detailer – Dealership

Posted 3 days ago

carmaxWhite Marsh (VA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$25500 - 29000 per year

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About the role

Join CarMax, America's leading used vehicle retailer, as a Car Dealership Detailer to play a crucial role in maintaining the aesthetic appeal of our extensive vehicle inventory. Established in 1993, CarMax operates over 200 stores nationwide, providing honest and straightforward services in car buying and selling. In this role, you will be responsible for the detailed cleaning, refurbishment, and preservation of both the interior and exterior of our vehicles, ensuring they meet CarMax's high standards of presentation and quality. Thoroughly clean interior and exterior surfaces of vehicles, including washing, waxing, and buffing to ensure quality presentation. Vacuum and shampoo interiors, clean upholstery, and treat leather surfaces. Inspect vehicles for any visible damages or issues and report them to the management team. Apply wax, sealant, and other protective agents to preserve and protect vehicle surfaces. Operate various cleaning equipment and tools in a safe and effective manner. Maintain a clean and organized work environment by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations. Strong attention to detail Ability to follow instructions and comply with safety policies Proficiency in handling cleaning chemicals and equipment Effective communication skills Time management skills to manage workload efficiently Medical Insurance 401k Valid driver's license Preferred certifications: Certified Detailer from the International Detailing Association (IDA)

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