Valet Attendant

What you'll be doing

You're the first and last person a guest sees when they arrive. The job is straightforward: park cars, keep traffic moving, and make sure people feel taken care of. It's physical work in an outdoor lot, rain or shine, for extended periods.

• Direct the flow of traffic in the valet area
• Explain how valet works to each guest clearly and politely
• Spot anyone parking illegally and move those vehicles into storage immediately
• Greet guests with a friendly attitude
• Help guests load and unload their belongings
• Collect keys from each guest and keep them secure
• Watch for peak times when traffic backs up and relay that information so extra help can be called in if waits get long
• Tally tips accurately and split the tip pool fairly among the team
• Take payments from guests for valet service and issue receipts
• Reconcile daily revenue ; count what came in, report it correctly
• Predict when you'll run low on coins or currency and reorder before you run out
• Drive every vehicle safely ; obey all traffic laws, facility policies, and pedestrian rules whether it's an automatic or a manual transmission
• Sweep your work area at the end of shift so it stays clean of debris

Schedule & Pay

$12 an hour. Plus tips. Actual offer may vary depending on your experience, skills where you live versus market data. Shift is Monday through Friday, 7am to 3pm.

A good fit if you're starting out (or coming back)

This role doesn't demand years of experience. It works well for someone just entering the workforce or returning after a break with limited education or work history. Military veterans are strongly encouraged to apply; ABM welcomes former service members with MOS codes like 88M, 31B, LS, 3531, 5811 3P0X1 or 2T1X1.

The basics you need to bring

• A valid driver's license ; no way around that one.
- You must be at least 18 years old - Comfortable driving both manual and automatic transmissions.

A little about ABM Industries