Storage Lot Attendant

Hide and Seek Recovery•Houston, TX

11d•Onsite

About The Position

The Storage Lot Attendant works at one of HNS Recovery’s outdoor vehicle storage facilities. The role involves managing and organizing vehicle inventory and personal property, coordinating vehicle releases and deliveries, maintaining accurate records, and keeping the storage yard orderly. The outdoor work environment requires working in heat, rain, and cold conditions 95% of the time. The schedule is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. HNS Recovery describes the role as fast-paced and offers a comprehensive benefits package and ongoing training.

Requirements

Must be 23 years old or older.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Valid Texas driver’s license.
Reliable and consistent transportation.
Strong work ethic and dedication to meeting deadlines.
Able to collaborate with a diverse team.
Able to work independently without constant supervision.
Organized and driven to maintain order and meet deadlines.
No felony convictions within the last five years.
Able to thrive in a multicultural, multigenerational workplace.
Basic computer skills, including efficient typing.
Comfortable using smartphones, cameras, RFID scanners, and other technology devices.
Must have a smartphone with a high-quality camera.
Able to work outdoors in heat, rain, and cold conditions 95% of the time.

Responsibilities

Account for vehicles on the lot, maintain accurate inventory, and handle personal property securely.
Verify vehicles secured overnight and mark windshields with the last six digits of the VIN, client name, key status, and drivability.
Oversee removal and inventory of personal effects from vehicles, create detailed records, and capture clear images for database upload.
Follow personal property handling guidelines and prepare items for storage.
Coordinate with transport drivers regarding vehicle releases and delivery schedules.
Communicate with other lots to maintain consistent personal property storage practices and updated inventory information.
Assist recovery agents as needed and provide property inventory details to clients upon request.
Reconcile daily vehicle deliveries and releases to maintain accurate inventory records.
Monitor the cleanliness and organization of the storage yard and property area, and ensure expired items are processed appropriately.
Monitor vehicle status and ensure required information is documented and visible.
Track appointments, delivery times, and transport schedules.
Handle personal property and coordinate vehicle redemptions.
Maintain clear communication with transport drivers and coordinate vehicle releases.
Maintain the cleanliness and organization of the storage yard and lot.