Service Porter

Mark Miller Subaru•South Salt Lake, UT

89d•$17 - $0•Onsite

About The Position

If you're interested in cars, a detail-oriented person, and want to get into the automotive industry, Service Porter might be the right position for you. The Service Porter helps the Service Drive run smoothly by washing and vacuuming vehicles, organizing service vehicles, and maintaining the service area. Service Porters are stationed on the Service Drive in order to guide vehicles coming onto the drive and greet guests when a Service Advisor is not available. Service Porters keep the drive free of vehicles by moving them to the lot or the shop after they are checked in. Service Porters are the last person to be in the guest's vehicle before it is returned, so one of their most important jobs Service Porter is to serve as "Quality Control," ensuring each vehicle receives a light wash and vacuum, that there are not rags, tools or cleaning supplies left behind, and no grease stains on the steering wheel, handles, or windows. Other tasks as assigned.

Requirements

Willingness to take constructive feedback to learn and grow.
A valid Utah Driver’s License with a clean driving record.
Strong communication skills.
Able to be on your feet a lot, including in difficult weather.
A self-motivator with strong attention to detail.
Able to work independently.
Able to live by Core Values: Accountable and Self-Disciplined, Look for the Good in Every Situation, Continuously Move Forward, Innovate, and Improve, Teamwork and Respect for Everyone, Honest, Ethical, and Transparent, Care for People, Pets, and the Planet, Treat Everyone Like Family.

Nice To Haves

Interested in cars.
Detail-oriented.

Responsibilities

Guide vehicles coming onto the service drive and greet guests when a Service Advisor is not available.
Keep the service drive free of vehicles by moving them to the lot or the shop after they are checked in.
Perform light wash and vacuum on vehicles.
Ensure no rags, tools, or cleaning supplies are left behind in vehicles.
Ensure no grease stains on the steering wheel, handles, or windows.
Organize service vehicles.
Maintain the service area.