Part-Time Car Park Attendant — Travel Between Sites

Times24; Brighton; On-site; GBP 12,000 - 15,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Birthday bonus

Recognition programme

Free parking

Cycle to Work scheme

Company pension

Death in service benefit

Employee Assistance Programme

Job summary

Times24 is hiring a Car Park Attendant in the Brighton area for a part-time role (10 hours per week). The position involves 5 shifts of 2 hours, including weekends, with travel between nearby sites to support operations.

No prior customer service or security experience is required; enthusiasm and a positive attitude are valued. A full UK manual driving licence is essential, along with basic computer and smartphone skills to communicate across internal channels.

Qualifications

• Enthusiasm and a positive attitude are valued even without prior experience.
• Strong communication and confidence when interacting with customers.
• Full UK manual driving licence is essential; basic computer skills required.

Responsibilities

• Engage with customers and provide excellent service.
• Regulate vehicle entry and exit to control traffic flow.
• Conduct regular foot patrols for safety and security of the car park.
• Carry out grounds maintenance tasks such as weeding, painting, and cleaning.
• Paint walls, stairwells and bay lines (training provided).
• Perform basic landscaping tasks and outdoor duties (training provided).

Skills

Strong communication

Customer service

Basic computer skills

Smartphone proficiency

Driving licence

Flexibility to travel

Independent working

Job description

Times24 is hiring a Car Park Attendant in the Brighton area for a part-time role (10 hours per week). The position involves 5 shifts of 2 hours, including weekends, with travel between nearby sites to support operations.

No prior customer service or security experience is required; enthusiasm and a positive attitude are valued. A full UK manual driving licence is essential, along with basic computer and smartphone skills to communicate across internal channels.