SERVICE PORTER

Benefits

• Medical insurance plan
• 401(k) retirement
• A professional and respectful work environment
• Paid vacation/holidays
• Employee vehicle purchase program

Responsibilities

• Move dealer inventory and customer vehicles between service drives, repair bays, and other locations.
• Work with the detailing department to prepare traded‑in or manufacturer‑delivered vehicles.
• Provide clean cars to customers after service.
• Drive both manual and automatic transmission vehicles as assigned.
• Act as a general‑purpose shuttle driver, transporting inventory vehicles between locations.
• Attend all scheduled meetings.
• Follow all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including those governing hazardous waste disposal.
• Park and retrieve vehicles for customers upon delivery and drop‑off.
• Safely deliver customer vehicles from storage stalls to service drives.
• Perform routine maintenance and cleaning of service work areas as scheduled.
• Perform other duties as assigned or requested.

Requirements

• Detail‑oriented and helpful, always attentive to the needs of others.
• Good customer service skills; polite, courteous, cooperative, and team‑oriented.
• Ability to identify, comprehend, and act on changing requirements; adaptable to different environment conditions.
• Effective communication in English and Spanish, including reading and writing.
• Valid driver’s license with the ability to drive a variety of vehicle types; insurable.
• High school diploma or equivalent.

Working Conditions

The Service Porter performs physically demanding work throughout the shift, standing six to eight or more hours per day and lifting equipment weighing 10–75 lb. Exposure to dust, exhaust fumes, and various hazardous and non‑hazardous materials is possible. Driving of vehicles is required, and evening, holiday, and weekend work may be needed.