Powersports Lot Tech

Posted 7 days ago

dennis dillonBoise (ID)

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$18.00 per hour

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About the role

Lot Tech Join Dillon RV Marine Power Sports as a Lot Tech in Boise, ID. In this role, you will be responsible for maintaining and organizing the inventory lot, ensuring that all powersports vehicles and equipment are clean, properly displayed, and ready for customer visits. You will play a key role in supporting the sales and service teams by keeping the lot orderly and assisting with vehicle movement as needed. This position offers a great opportunity to work in a fast-paced, outdoor environment within the powersports industry.
Responsibilities: Maintain the cleanliness and organization of the powersports lot. Move and position vehicles and equipment for display and customer pick-up. Assist with inventory checks and reporting discrepancies. Support the sales and service teams with lot-related tasks. Ensure all vehicles meet safety and presentation standards. Perform general maintenance tasks as assigned.
Requirements: Basic knowledge of Powersports vehicles preferred but not required. Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions. Strong attention to detail and organizational skills. Valid drivers license and clean driving record. Ability to lift and move heavy equipment safely. Reliable and punctual with good communication skills.
Benefits: Competitive pay of $18.00 per hour, paid bi-weekly. Opportunity to work outdoors in a dynamic industry. Supportive team environment. Employee discounts on products and services.
About the Company: Dillon RV Marine Power Sports is a trusted provider of recreational vehicles, marine products, and powersports equipment in Boise, ID. We pride ourselves on exceptional customer service and a comprehensive selection of products that meet the needs of outdoor enthusiasts. Join our team and become part of a company committed to quality, community, and a passion for adventure.

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