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In-Home Care Professional

New Jersey

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As a Lead Service Valet, you will work in conjunction with the District Manager and assist with managing the total service delivery for the district’s apartment communities.  This includes providing direction and oversight for the Service Valets within the assigned district.
 

Essential duties include:

  • Deliver on our “every door every night” business expectation and set the standard in delighting our residents
  • Assist District Manager with training Service Valets
  • Spot check Service Valets, focusing on safety, quality control and productivity
  • Collect same night missed trash, walk/track problem properties
  • Communicate with District Manager concerning delays, unsafe sites, accidents, and other maintenance problems
  • Provide waste and recycling collection coverage for understaffed properties within an assigned district
  • Document and report all property and resident non-compliance
  • Provide oversight of the nightly collection process during District Manager days off
  • Assist with evening recruiting efforts – may include referral generation and flyer distribution
  • Provide candidates with a realistic job preview from the Service Valet perspective
  • Assist with presentations during team meetings
  • Assist the District Manager with coordinating work schedules, evaluating job performance and motivating Service Valets
  • Provide leadership for the Service Valets in the areas of safety and training
     

You are a good fit if you have the following experience, education, and skills:

  • High school diploma or GED equivalent.AA degree preferred
  • Customer service and prior people management experience preferred
  • Strong verbal and written communication fundamentals

 

Special conditions of employment:

  • Smart phone with data plan
  • Open bed pick-up truck to transport trash items from door to compactor (may not be required in all areas)
  • Valid driver’s license and auto insurance (must be listed as driver on policy)
  • Ability to operate a motor vehicle and drive locally to other properties as needed
  • Ability to work outdoors, and drive in changing weather conditions
  • Flexibility to work split schedule and/or be on call during irregular hours depending on business needs
     

Physical requirements:

  • Ability to lift and transport up to 50 lbs. up/down stairs
  • Ability to bend at waist and lift over shoulder
  • Ability to bend at knees and lift over shoulder
  • Ability to lift both arms to shoulder height
  • Ability to walk distance of property, and be exposed to disagreeable odors

Example corp has taken great measures to make sure that every employee is compensated fairly and therefore, pay transparency even before we receive your application is important to us. We've consulted 3 different data sources to triangulate a range commiserate with location and experience. 

New York pay band

$40,000 - $50,000 USD

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