Parking Enforcement Agent — Part-Time, Paid Training, Daily Pay

LAZ Parking; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 21,000 - 23,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Growth Opportunities

Paid training

Free company uniform

Pay Cards

Payactiv TAP benefit

No hidden fees

Peace of mind

Assistance with expenses

Job summary

LAZ Parking is seeking a part-time Parking Enforcement Agent in the United States. Pay rate ranges from $15 to $17 per hour, depending on location.

A driver’s license may be required depending on the location, and the role involves enforcing local parking ordinances and assisting customers with parking needs. Responsibilities include monitoring meters along an assigned route, issuing citations, using a handheld device, screening placards, resolving complaints, and maintaining equipment.

Qualifications

• Outdoor work experience preferred (minimum 6 months).
• General knowledge of streets and directions preferred.
• Outstanding customer service experience and adaptability to situations.

Responsibilities

• Monitor on-street parking meters for vehicles in violation of parking ordinances by following an assigned route.
• Issue City/Municipality approved parking citations for vehicles in violation of ordinances in accordance with policies and procedures.
• Upload hand held computer to obtain current information required for work on a daily basis.
• Screen for parking placards and permits for special privileges within approved areas.
• Resolve customer complaints in accordance with policies and procedures.
• Maintain and care for all company issued equipment.
• Assist with any special assignments and projects as requested.
• Other related duties as assigned.

Job description

LAZ Parking is seeking a part-time Parking Enforcement Agent in the United States. Pay rate ranges from $15 to $17 per hour, depending on location.

A driver’s license may be required depending on the location, and the role involves enforcing local parking ordinances and assisting customers with parking needs. Responsibilities include monitoring meters along an assigned route, issuing citations, using a handheld device, screening placards, resolving complaints, and maintaining equipment.