About the role
Metro Atlanta, Midtown, and Downtown.
Immediate openings available! *
Must be available to work weekends!
We are seeking to add enthusiastic Valet Attendantsto our team. All applicants must be willing to work a flexible schedule. The ideal candidate is passionate and committed to service, has a least one-year of customer service experience, exceptional communication skills, and enjoys working outdoors.
We are looking for positive, upbeat individuals to deliver on our exceptional service standards.
Job Expectations:
Park and retrieve customer and client cars. Valets must be able to move quickly on their feet and cautiously in vehicles. Greet all customers by name, develop relationships, take care of their needs, and develop a rapport with each person you encounter. Maintain a positive, energetic attitude while managing a safe and efficient traffic flow, keeping your area clear, clean, and organized. Provide a self-reliant attitude when needed. Must be able to work with or without supervision. Must be visible and approachable. Should be able to drive standard transmission. Promote excellent customer service to every person you meet and represent National Parking's extraordinary service standards Qualifications, Skills & Experience:
High School Diploma or Equivalent At Least 18 years of age Valid driver's license Pass a MVR check & criminal background check. Speak, read and write Standard English Excellent customer service and communication skills Communicate professionally at all times with guests, client, and teammates. Compensation details:15-30 Hourly WagePIe 8adc 9a 8c 73c-26289-37733709
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