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Dolphin Hotel Management; Treasure Island (FL); Presencial; USD 22.041 - 24.796; A tiempo parcial

Descripción de la vacante

Dolphin Hotel Management is looking for a part-time parking attendant for Bilmar Beach Resort in Treasure Island, FL. Your role will involve ensuring parking operations run smoothly, greeting guests warmly, and directing traffic. You will help maintain a welcoming environment while attending to the guests' parking needs.

The position offers an hourly wage between $16.00 and $18.00, depending on your experience. Join our team and contribute to a positive guest experience at our renowned resort.

Responsabilidades

• Ensure all equipment is in place and in good working order.
• Check in with the resort MOD for updates on expected traffic.
• Position your station out of the main traffic flow for safety.
• Greet each driver with a smile and appropriate greeting.
• Direct drivers to the best parking option based on availability.

Descripción del empleo

Job Details

Job Location: Bilmar Beach Resort – Treasure Island, FL 33706
Position Type: Part Time
Salary Range: $16.00 – $18.00 per hour.

Supervision

Primary reporting line is to the Food & Beverage and Hotel Manager on Duty (MOD). The MOD can provide direction and assistance as needed.

Uniforms

A polo or T‑shirt is provided. It should be clean and unwrinkled at the beginning of each shift. Black or tan shorts or pants may be worn (no denim or cut‑offs). Comfortable nonskid shoes are suggested. A hat may be worn with either a Sloppy Joe’s or Bilmar Beach Resort logo or no logo. A name badge must always be worn when working.

Equipment

• Guest list obtained from the front desk (lists in house and arriving guests)
• Guest and visitor parking instructions
• Clip board for guest list and guest parking instructions
• Parking stand with umbrella
• Orange cones for marking guest or bus spaces as needed
• Use phone to call hotel for assistance [phone]

Primary Responsibilities

• At the start of each shift ensure all equipment is in place and in good working order.
• Check in with the resort MOD or front desk supervisor to get updates on expected traffic flow, special events or other situations. If relieving another attendant gather any information that will assist you during your shift.
• Position your station out of the main traffic flow for your safety. Place an orange cone so it creates a lane between the entrance and exit of your position. This will encourage a driver to slow down before approaching your position.
• Greet each driver with a smile and appropriate greeting.
• Understand the three east‑side lots: front by Gulf Blvd is for valet, middle is for resort guests with yellow or blue parking pass, back lot is for staff, non‑valet restaurant and overflow guests. Pay attention to all three lots to utilize the spaces as described.
• Be familiar with the amount of available parking. This will help you direct drivers to the best parking option.
• During peak season and special events (Sanding Ovations) Sloppy Joe’s parking is valet only.
• If a guest has a valid Bilmar parking pass displayed on their dashboard you can direct them to the main west parking lot (if spaces are available).
• Drivers not staying at the hotel are usually coming to the resort to enjoy Sloppy Joe’s, waves or a banquet function. If valet parking is available direct them to the correct area. These patrons are important to the success of our business and should be treated with respect. However, there is not ample parking in the west lot to accommodate them and our overnight guests (which pay over $250.00 per night for their guest room).
• Throughout the week vendors will need access to the parking areas. They should be allowed to enter the west lot to make deliveries or unload equipment. Entertainers are requested to unload their equipment and move their vehicles to the east parking lot behind Walgreen’s. Exceptions can be made by the MOD or general manager.
• Employees of neighboring restaurants like Ricky T’s or VIP are NOT allowed to use our parking. They need to see their manager for parking instructions.
• It is the resort management’s policy to use “shoppers” on occasion to monitor customer service levels and property controls. Be aware it is a violation of company policy to accept cash or other gratuities in exchange for non‑guest parking.
• Refer to your employee handbook for other policies pertaining to your employment.

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