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Russell Chevrolet

WashBay

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A Detailer cleans vehicles according to company standards or client specifications, which may include performing detail inspections, thoroughly washing, buffing, and waxing exteriors, vacuuming, steaming, and deodorizing interiors, and keeping records related to gas levels and the condition of the vehicle.

$33,438 / year median in Arkansas

+12% projected growth

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Job Description

WashBay Russell Chevrolet - 3.7 North Little Rock, AR Job Details Full-time $14 - $18 a day 22 hours ago Qualifications Interior window cleaning Maintaining an organized workspace Removing debris Outdoor work experience Manual cleaning and decontamination technique Vehicle interior detailing Vehicle exterior washing Entry level
Full Job Description Pre-Washing & Rinsing:
Spraying down cars to remove loose dirt, bird droppings, and debris, with a focus on cleaning tires and wheels first.
Washing:
Hand-washing or utilizing automated machinery, scrubbing with soap, and ensuring all areas are reached.
Drying & Finishing:
Using microfiber towels or air blowers to dry vehicles, cleaning windows, and applying tire shine.
Interior Detailing:
Vacuuming seats, carpets, and trunks, and removing trash.
Facility Maintenance:
Keeping the wash bay, vacuum areas, and equipment clean and orderly. Key Techniques for
New Employees Top-Down Method:
Always start washing from the top of the vehicle and work down to the dirtier lower panels to prevent scratching.
Two-Bucket Method:
Use one bucket for soapy water and another to rinse your mitt, ensuring you never put a dirty mitt back into the soap.
Straight Line Cleaning:
Use straight, back-and-forth motions instead of circles to avoid creating swirl marks on the paint.
Wheel First:
Always clean wheels first as they are the dirtiest, keeping brake dust away from the car's clean body.
Key Attributes Speed & Efficiency:
Maintaining a steady, fast pace during peak hours.
Physical Stamina:
Ability to stand and work in various weather conditions (heat, cold, dampness). Attention to
Detail:
Ensuring no streaks are left on windows and no spots are missed.