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Unleash your leadership potential and elevate guest experiences as a Valet Parking Attendant at PMC! As a Valet Parking Attendant, you'll enjoy a competitive wage ranging from $14 to $20+ per hour (rate boosted by tips and bonuses.
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PMC is a rapidly growing company in the hospitality industry, specializing in valet parking services for 5-star hotels, resorts, hospitals, restaurants, and special events. As a Valet Attendant, you will be an integral part of the guest services team, responsible for creating a positive first impression and ensuring a seamless outstanding experience for our guests.
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Imagine yourself at PMC, the nation's fastest-growing parking management company orchestrating unforgettable guest experiences across 5-star hotels, vibrant events, and more. This role involves providing excellent customer service and safely and efficiently managing valet parking services.
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Collaborate with the valet parking team to ensure a smooth and efficient parking and retrieval process for guests' vehicles. Job Title: Valet Attendant. Ready to swap the ordinary for the extraordinary in valet parking.
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Company: Parking Management Company - PMC. About Parking Management Company (PMC) Parking Management Company is committed to ADA compliance and will make reasonable accommodations in line with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
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PMC is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity in the workplace. PMC is more than a workplace; it's a platform for growth and success. We're eager to welcome the next member into our PMC family.
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Maintain clear and effective communication with the front desk, concierge, and other departments to ensure coordinated guest services. Safely handle guests' luggage, transporting it to and from rooms promptly.
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Physical ability to lift and transport luggage, stand for extended periods, and work outdoors. Offer assistance with carrying luggage and provide information about room features. Daily cash and digital tips for tipped positions.
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Parking Management Company (PMC) is looking to hire a talented full-time or part-time Valet Parking Attendant to help provide outstanding customer service to our clients and our guests.
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Global Parking Systems also partner with SP Plus Parking Corporation, a leader in the parking management space. Valet Attendant- George Bush International Airport (IAH) Global Parking Systems are experts in the management of parking lots, valet services, parking management and shuttle operations at airports across the country.
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The Valet Parking Attendant in hospitality earns a competitive wage upwards of $14 - $20+ /hour ( hourly wage is an average including base pay, tips, and bonuses ). The better service provided by the Valet Parking Attendant will result in happier guests and happier guests can equal better tip opportunities.
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The Valet Parking Attendant will always treat our guests and their property with the utmost respect. The Valet Parking Attendant is the first point of contact for guests of hotels, hospitals, and restaurants.
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The Valet Parking Attendant's core responsibility is to provide outstanding customer service. We are one of the fastest-growing companies in the hospitality industry, and our valet parking services extend to 5-star hotels, resorts, hospitals, restaurants, and special events.
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The ideal candidate for a Valet Parking Attendant position at Metropolis Parking is energetic, outgoing, polite, responsible, and professional; works well under pressure, enjoys servicing people, and possesses strong customer service and communication skills (both written and verbal.
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College Tuition Benefit programPersonal protective equipment (PPE) providedBeautiful buildings and grounds Secure work environment Free Parking at every locationAward winning services Start Your Career with St. Barnabas Health System.
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