Doorperson Union Mi (64308)

The Habitat Company•Detroit, MI

6d•$20 - $20•Onsite

About The Position

The primary responsibilities of the Doorperson involve the upkeep of the property in order to enhance and maintain its curb appeal. The Doorperson will also assist the rest of the staff, as directed, in their efforts to manage the property in an efficient manner.

Requirements

Excellent Customer Service skills
High School Diploma or equivalent required
Must use key or keycard to gain access into the building.
Vehicles may park for no longer than 10 minutes in the driveway of the building for loading and unloading purposes only.
No moves are to take place through the front door of the building.
Periodically refer to the Emergency Procedure Manual to reinforce and remain familiar with the building emergency policy.
If ill, call the office at least four hours before your shift is to begin when possible.

Nice To Haves

Under no circumstances should information be given to anyone regarding a resident or employee of the building.
Under no circumstances is the doorperson to accept keys, packages, envelopes or messages unless authorized to do so by management.

Responsibilities

Keep the doorperson station clean and neat at all times.
Hold the door open while residents and guests enter or exit the building.
Immediately report emergency maintenance requests to the maintenance on duty.
Submit to the management office a complete written report of activities at the end of every shift, including maintenance requests, resident complaints, inappropriate resident or guest behavior, security problems, police entry into the building, and noise complaints.
Conduct yourself in a professional and business-like manner at all times while on the premises.
Be on time and prepared to begin work at the start of your shift.
Do not leave the doorperson station unless relieved.
Carry building keys and keycards at all times and never leave them at the desk or in the door.
Sign for keys when received at the time of each shift change.
Do not read, eat, smoke, play a radio or television while on duty.
Use the telephone for emergencies only.