Overnight Hotel Self Parking Lot Auditor - Green Bay, WI

Parking Management•Green Bay, WI

13d•Onsite

About The Position

We are looking for a responsible person to watch over a parking lot during the night shift (10:00 PM – 7:00 AM). This job includes checking cars, keeping records, helping guests, and making sure the parking lot is safe and organized. You will often work outside and may work alone. The main goal of this job is to help guests and keep the parking lot safe, clean, and organized. The Overnight Parking Lot Attendant makes sure people follow parking rules and helps anyone who has questions.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED
Experience in customer service is helpful.
A friendly and helpful attitude is very important.
A valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
Driving record should have no more than three moving violations in the past three years.
Must pass a background check.
Standing, walking, and lifting up to 50 pounds.
May work weekends and holidays.
May need to use your personal cell phone for work communication.
Must be able to stay alert and report safety problems.
Must not put yourself in danger.

Responsibilities

Count cars in the parking lot and check tickets and records to make sure everything matches. If something doesn’t match, you will fix the records and report the issue.
Watch cars as they enter and leave the parking lot. Make sure vehicles are parked correctly and that all tickets match the cars. Report cars parked where they should not be.
Write reports at the end of your shift, including how many tickets were given, how many cars parked, and any problems that happened.
Check the parking lot often to make sure it is safe, including checking lights, signs, cameras, and parking lines. Report anything suspicious or unsafe.
Help keep the parking lot clean and safe. Ensure cones, signs, and other equipment are in good condition and that there is no trash or dangerous objects on the ground.
Help guests with questions and give directions when needed. Be polite, listen carefully, and communicate clearly with both guests and coworkers.
Show up on time, follow company rules, and behave professionally while working.
Sometimes you may be asked to do other tasks, attend meetings, or complete training.