Lot Attendant/Porter

A dealership porter (or lot attendant) maintains vehicle inventory, cleans and preps vehicles, and moves cars between service bays, parking lots, and the showroom. They ensure the lot is organized, assist with customer service, and support sales or service departments, often acting as a key support role for daily operations. Key Responsibilities:Inventory Management - parking, moving, and organizing vehicles on the lot to meet display standards Vehicle Maintenance/Cleaning - washing, vacuuming, and prepping new/used vehicles for delivery; checking fluids, tire pressure, and battery levels Customer Support - greet customers, assist with vehicle retrieval in the service drive, and sometimes shuttle customers or vehicles Logistics & Maintenance - running dealership errands, transporting parts, and assisting with lot cleanup Qualifications:Driver's License - a valid driver's license is required, with a clean driving record Physical Stamina - ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions, standing and walking for long periods Requirements - must be at least 18 years old and able to pass a drug test and physical Key Skills:Attention to Detail - managing vehicle locations and ensuring cleanliness Customer Service - professionalism when interacting with guests Time Management - efficiently handling multiple requests from management and sales staff *Porters are often described as having a "go-to" role, which may involve diverse, varied tasks as assigned by management.