Decatur - Lot Attendant - Full-Time
longlewisDecatur (AL)
About the role
Lot Attendant Position Long-Lewis of Decatur is seeking a reliable, high-energy Lot Attendant to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for maintaining an organized, clean, and customer-ready vehicle lot. You'll play a key part in creating a positive first impression for our guests by ensuring that all vehicles are properly parked, clean, and easily accessible. Additional responsibilities include organizing and maintaining the vehicle inventory on the lot, ensuring the lot is neat, presentable, and optimized for space, performing regular inspections and basic upkeep of lot appearance, preparing routine inventory and vehicle movement reports, assisting with restocking of drinks and snacks in customer lounge areas, supporting team members and management with other assigned tasks.
Qualifications:
High school diploma or equivalent preferred, valid driver's license with a clean driving record, ability to drive both manual and automatic transmissions, strong organizational and problem-solving skills, high level of attention to detail and time management, ability to work independently with minimal supervision, excellent communication and customer service skills, comfortable maneuvering vehicles in tight or confined spaces, positive attitude and team-oriented mindset. Why Long-Lewis? At Long-Lewis, we take pride in delivering exceptional customer experiencesand that starts with a dependable, driven team. When you join our company, you become part of a supportive work environment where your contributions are recognized and valued. Here's what you can expect from us: competitive hourly pay with room for growth, MondayFriday schedule for work/life balance, opportunities for advancement in a growing dealership, a positive, respectful, and team-focused culture.
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