Parking Attendant

Posted 12 days ago

parking conceptsLos Angeles (CA)

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$18.42 per hour

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About the role

Parking Attendant Hot JobPCI Los Angeles CA - Los Angeles, CA 90015
Overview: Salary Range $18.42 - $18.42 Hourly Position Type Part Time Job Shift Night Category Customer Service
Description
Job Duties and Responsibilities: Cashier at entrance, taking cash and credit card payments.(May use a mobile device to help with traffic flow and for special event parking)Control traffic at entrance and exits, as needed. Obtain a thorough knowledge of the park facility. Provide incoming vehicles directions to the on-site park facilities and parking areas. Report any known accidents, observed or suspected parks violations, safety hazards or any unusual occurrences to the Park Ranger and your immediate Supervisor. Other duties as assigned by Manager.
Qualifications
Job Qualifications: Customer service and courtesy skills a must. Ability to communicate, read, write in English. Ability to understand and follow instructions. Self-motivated individual, with a pleasant personality. Must enjoy working with people. Team Player Must maintain a neat and clean appearance. No visible tattoos. (Long sleeve uniform shirt available) Facial hair must be clean or neatly trimmed. Be able to work outdoors in all types of weather. Must be able to stand for long periods of time. Ability to work independently in an unsupervised environment. Must be able to clear a background check. Cashier experience preferred. Position offers a set schedule weekly schedule. Extra hours available.

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