Parking Attendant

As a Parking Attendant at Westgate Myrtle Beach, you will be responsible for greeting guests, assisting them with parking, providing resort information, and ensuring the safety and cleanliness of the parking areas. You will also monitor for any unauthorized vehicles or safety concerns and provide directions or help guests locate their vehicles.

To qualify for the Parking Attendant role at Westgate Myrtle Beach, you should possess a high school diploma or GED, or have up to a year of related experience. Additionally, you must be able to lift up to 35 pounds and pass a background check and drug test.

Westgate Myrtle Beach provides several benefits for its Parking Attendants, including a pay rate of $16 per hour, access to Daily Pay, wellness programs, exclusive discounts for team members on hotels and entertainment, and numerous opportunities for advancement and personal development.

Absolutely! At Westgate Myrtle Beach, we highly value our team members and offer plenty of development and advancement opportunities. As a Parking Attendant, you can gain experience and potentially move into supervisory or management positions within the resort.

When preparing for the interview for the Parking Attendant position at Westgate Myrtle Beach, be ready to discuss your customer service experience, your ability to work in a fast-paced environment, and your approach to handling challenging situations. Demonstrate your alignment with our core values of integrity and passion during the conversation.

When addressing difficult guests, it's important to remain calm and professional. Listen to their concerns, empathize with their feelings, and provide solutions where possible. Showing that you care about their experience can turn a negative situation into a positive one.

To monitor parking areas effectively, I would use a combination of regular patrols and surveillance tools, if available. Keeping keen observational skills helps to identify unauthorized vehicles or potential hazards. Documenting any issues immediately ensures they are addressed promptly.

Certainly! One instance was when a guest had trouble locating their car after a long day. I took the time to help them search the parking lot, engaging them in conversation to ease their frustration. Eventually, we found their vehicle, and they were very grateful for my assistance.

The most important quality for a Parking Attendant is strong customer service skills. Being friendly, approachable, and willing to assist is key in creating a positive experience for guests, which reflects well on the resort as a whole.

I would ensure guest safety in the parking area by maintaining clear visibility, keeping the area well-lit, and being vigilant for any suspicious activity. Regular checks allow me to address concerns proactively and ensure all guests feel secure.

I am motivated by the opportunity to interact with guests from various backgrounds and create a positive first impression of the resort. Knowing that my role directly contributes to guest satisfaction is rewarding and drives me to perform my best.

Ensuring cleanliness in the parking area involves regularly picking up litter, reporting any maintenance issues, and communicating with the team if additional cleaning is needed. A clean environment not only enhances aesthetics but also improves overall guest experience.

When it gets busy, I prioritize tasks based on guest needs and safety. Assisting arriving guests with parking takes precedence, followed by monitoring the area. Effective communication with team members can help delegate tasks smoothly.

In the case of an unauthorized vehicle, I would first check the registration and then notify management or security if necessary. Ensuring that guest parking is respected and available is critical, and acting promptly helps maintain order.

My strengths include excellent communication skills, a proactive customer service approach, and a strong attention to detail. These qualities help me effectively assist guests, ensure safety, and maintain a pleasant parking experience at Westgate Myrtle Beach.