Hotel Valet/Shuttle Driver - Part Time Evening
$15.00 per hour
ApplyHotel Valet/Shuttle Driver - Part Time Evening
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$15.00 per hour
About the role
- To park guests' vehicles and provide shuttle service during their stay, making it easier and more enjoyable to arrive, check in and stay at the property.
- Compensation$15/hour + TipsHilton Team Member Travel Program available immediately
- Holiday Pay available immediately
- Sick Pay available$250 Hiring Bonus: $100 at the first 30 days of employment and $150 at the 60 days of employment
- Minimum of 16-32 hours/week
- Bonus plan for Sunday NightJob Responsibilities
- Greets guest as they enter the lobby, provides information regarding parking options.
- Parks guest vehicles in garage connected to the property.
- Drives incoming/departing hotel guests to hotel, airport, shopping center and miscellaneous destinations and assists guests with luggage.
- Attends and participates in monthly front desk meetings.
- Inspects van to ensure that it is in order and that supplies are adequate.
- Explains features of van such as operation of radio, television, telephone, etc.
- Offers information pertaining to available services and facilities of hotel, points of interest and entertainment attractions.
- Pages guests in lobby, dining rooms or other parts of property. Delivers messages and runs errands.
- Maintains courtesy van consisting of washing, cleaning, and fueling.
- Raises, lowers, and ensures proper handling of American flag.
- Maintains lobby in a clean and tidy manner; this includes, but is not limited to ashtrays, trash, seating areas, front doors, floors, etc.
- Maintains the front porte-cochere by picking up trash, cleaning oil leaks, shoveling snow, melting ice, hosing off sidewalks, etc.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Job SkillsCarry out specific oral or written instructions, frequently following a routine.
- Do the same task over and over, frequently in the same way.
- Lift and carry things like luggage, trays of dishes, and bags of golf clubs.
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