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If you have professional experience in the automotive inspection business; or as a lot porter, auto detailer, car washer, service writer or vehicle inspector then this position is for you.
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Sixt Rent A Car , a Tom Wood Company, is looking for a Car Washer/Detailer to join our team! Sixt Rent A Car , a Tom Wood Company, is looking for a Car Washer/Detailer to join our team.
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Entry-Level roles: Detailing, Inventory Associate (Car Porters), Photo, Parts Associate, Inspection, and Coordinator/Administrator roles. Detailer: detailing vehicles, including washing, interior cleaning, and exterior buffing.
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We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of cleanliness in the industry, and as an Auto Detailer and Car Washer you will be at the forefront of our Complete Clean Pledge, going above and beyond our already rigorous cleaning protocols, to protect the health and safety of all.
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You will also enjoy a generous range of company benefits including paid vacation, medical and retirement plans, and car purchase discounts. Your job is to make sure that each car you work on meets these standards, with a look and feel as good as the last.
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Enterprise Mobility operates the National, Enterprise, and Alamo car rental brands and has frequently been named one of the top places to work. Enterprise Mobility is seeking a responsible, dedicated person to join our team as a full time Automotive Detailer.
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Check fuel level and warning lights: inspect windshield for damage; factory reset/restore vehicle setting to clear prior customer data; check for customer items and place anything of value in Lost & Found; verify that registration is present, current and matches the license plate.
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Key words car detailer / auto detailer / automotive detailer / car washer / detailing / dealership / full time / part time / f/t / p/t. The detailer will use their manual dexterity and bodily coordination to perform an array of tasks, including washing the exterior of vehicles using various cleaning solutions, may also wax and buff vehicles using cloths and buffing machines, vacuum interior of automobiles to remove dirt and debris, clean upholstery and surfaces, use air compressors and cloths to dry surfaces and apply preservation chemicals to surfaces for protection against spots and stains.
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