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Long Beach BMW, part of Sonic Automotive, is seeking a Service Porter to move service customer vehicles and maintain an orderly service parking area. You will greet customers, record vehicle details, and assist with parking and loaner vehicles to support smooth traffic flow.
The position requires working authorization in the USA, a professional appearance, and the ability to pass pre-employment checks. Salary is $17 per hour, with competitive benefits offered.
Location: 1660 East Spring Street
Long Beach, CA 90806
Job Type: Other
Experience: Associate
AtLong Beach BMW, a Sonic Automotive family dealership, you'll find the opportunities, resources, and support you need to grow and develop professionally. Our 100+ dealerships are concerned with more than moving inventory; they're committed to your success and invested in your future. So read on, and consider a rewarding career with Sonic Automotive, Inc.
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The Service Greeter/Porter is responsible for moving service customer vehicles to ensure smooth and efficient traffic flow through the facility and increase customer convenience and maintaining an orderly service parking area.
Salary: $17 / hour
(The Porter Position has a Pay Scale consisting of the following elements and ranges. Wages include Base Hourly Compensation of $17.00.)
It's time to make the most important move of your career. From our cooperative, team-based approach, to our more than 1,000 internal advancements each year, it's easy to see the difference. When you join our organization, you'll enjoy comprehensive training, competitive compensation, and unparalleled benefits. Simply put, you'll experience the best that a career in the automotive industry has to offer.
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