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Gated Community Gate Attendant

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The Club at Ocala Preserve

Ocala, FL (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 4 days ago (Updated 2 days ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/12/2026

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Job Description

Benefits:
Competitive salary Employee discounts Flexible schedule A gated community gate attendant controls and monitors vehicular and pedestrian access at a private residential entrance. They verify residents' credentials, screen visitors, log vendor information, and enforce community rules to ensure the neighborhood's safety and privacy.
Core Responsibilities Access Control:
Verifying IDs, scanning license plates, or using community software to confirm guest authorization prior to entry.
Vendor Management:
Checking in contractors, real estate agents, and service workers while ensuring they adhere to community work hours.
Visitor Logs:
Maintaining logs or utilizing visitor management systems for tracking ingress and egress.
Rule Enforcement:
Reporting parking violations, monitoring suspicious activity, and ensuring compliance with HOA regulations.
Emergency Assistance:
Responding to gate malfunctions, notifying emergency responders, and communicating with property management. Requirements In states like Florida, gate attendants must possess strong customer service skills and often need to undergo background checks and drug screenings. Traditional on-site guards typically require state-issued security licenses