General Service Personnel

Job Duties

• Serves as ready to go when needed with a good general attitude, positive person, and clean driving record.
• Communicates with customers as required and transports customers to and from the shop.
• Ensures the shop and grounds are clean of debris and dirt, emptying trash cans regularly.
• Cleans scrap parts and metals under benches, moving old tires to the scrap pile, and notifying management about good tires.
• Keeps the front waiting room clean and organized, including sweeping, dusting, and restocking supplies.
• Maintains equipment and supplies, such as cleaning and servicing sweepers, mops, buckets, and ensuring proper levels of cleaning products.
• Completes forms, performs stock checks, and advises the service advisor or manager about equipment issues.
• Attends the production goal setting meeting on Mondays and assists with tasks like checking oil drain tanks and scrub wash tanks.
• Checks the night drop box for supplies and reports battery jump pack locations.
• Wipes down doors, windows, and machinery, and ensures proper maintenance of equipment and supplies.
• Reports on the status of recycled antifreeze tanks and other equipment levels to the manager.

Skills and Qualifications

• Being open-minded and up for a challenge.
• Show some good common sense.
• Analyzing information and making judgments.
• Building client relationships.
• Maintaining equipment and supplies.
• Reporting information accurately.
• Confidentially handling sensitive information.
• Focusing on quality and achieving results.
• Managing supplies effectively.
• Informing others about necessary actions.
• Having a high school diploma or working towards one.