Valet Parker
Job Overview
Excellent customer service skills. Job duties include Very good verbal and written communication skills. Ability to park customer vehicle in a timely manner, and ability to deal with and show compassion with at times disruptive and impatient people. Valets must be able to drive all types of vehicles, automatic or standard shift. Valets must be in proper and approved uniform and clean shaven. Valets must maintain a constant flow of traffic to keep the Main entrance clear and free of unattended vehicles. Valets must work in all weather conditions. Valets will conduct audits of the parking areas to monitor activity, provide directions or traffic control, identify parking violations, safety or security issues. Valets may provide wheelchair assistance and escorts if necessary.
Job Requirements
- 2 years High School Education
- Drivers License
Job Responsibilities
- Exhibits professional image towards patients, visitors, employees; provide wheelchair assistance and escorts into building, to create a positive impression consistent with professional etiquette.
- Maintain traffic flow in the vehicle staging area.
- Monitor assigned work area for cleanliness and safety concerns and report issues that can't be easily corrected.
- Monitor all parking areas for parking violations, safety, security issues, be willing and able to assist customers; may have to direct motorist to available parking spaces and to contact Security if additional assistance is needed.
- On a daily basis prepares for work by checking for any bulletins, post or schedule changes; verify that adequate supplies are on hand; keeps accurate and orderly records of parked vehicles.
- Vehicles are always assessed and existing damage is noted; vehicles are operated in a professional and safe manner minimizing delays to customers and damage to vehicles.
Other Job-related Information
- Working Conditions: Climbing - Rarely, Concentrating - Occasionally, Hearing: Conversation - Consistently, Hearing: Other Sounds - Frequently, Interpersonal Communication - Occasionally, Kneeling - Rarely, Lifting