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Drive vehicles to and from service lane, service stalls, and parking lot as needed. With every vehicle sold, every automobile serviced, every customer interaction and every new hire brought onboard - we strive to create outstanding and long-lasting relationships.
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Carries out special project cleaning as assigned including but not limited to carpet shampooing, floor scrubbing, wall washing, furniture touch up and cleaning, upholstery cleaning, and power washing of sidewalks and parking areas.
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Perform routine maintenance on range environment such as: changing or filling water in coolers on the course, emptying trash cans in work area, parking lot and clubhouse. Maintain the range in proper condition by performing duties including: ensuring an adequate level of range balls, collecting, cleaning or delivering balls, rotation of mats, ensuring functioning of lighting equipment, tee alignment, maintaining clean water in club cleaner and ball washer, trash removal, ensuring proper fuel and oil levels for tractor, greasing fittings, perimeter Golf ball picking, culling of cracked or damaged range balls.
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