Lost Found Customer Service Agents in DFW Airport Starting at

Posted 4 days ago

hallmark aviation servicesDallas (TX)

Customer Service RepresentativesOther Airport Operations

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About the role

ONE STEP CLOSER TO YOUR NEW CAREER STARTS HERE"**Lost &Found Customer Service for DFW International Airport **Join our team that is committed to providing the best customer service to all visitors of the DFW airport.The Lost and Found Department functions will include but will not be limited to the following:Perform a broad range of duties and delivering a high quality standardAssist customers during business hours by:Operating and Assisting Walk in CustomersAnswer phones during business hoursInputting required information into the Lost and Found systemResearch and verifying validity of all information before releaseCollect lost items from Terminals and various other areas of the airport grounds.Photographed and log itemsReceive, count, document, and secure items in a lockable container such as a safe.Movement of Goods and Materials in and out of secured lockersESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following: (Other duties may be assigned.)Organizational skillsSelf-driven focus on Customer and Client satisfactionAbility to excel under pressure of meeting extreme deadlinesAble to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writingAble to solve daily problems and make quick decisions within the operationLearn and utilize Lost and Found SoftwareMust be able to work varied hoursWeekends and Holidays requiredDetail oriented and well organizedAble to communicate effectively, verbally and in writingAble to lift, push, pull and carry up to 70 lbs.May include long periods of standing and walkingAbility to drive and operate vehicle.Required SkillsRequired ExperienceValid US work authorizationProfessional demeanor and presentationFlexible schedule & availabilityBackground Check, Fingerprinting requiredDrug Screen required.Qualifications:

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