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The City of Charleston, SC

Cart Attendant

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

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Cart Attendant The City of Charleston, SC - 3.4 Charleston, SC Job Details Part-time $19.70 an hour 19 hours ago Qualifications Driver's License Full Job Description This job will be accepting job applications until the position is filled.
Hourly:
$19.70 - $19.70
Department:
Culture & Recreation, Recreation Division:
Recreation Facility Operations FLSA:
Non-Exempt Job Description:
In this role, you will maintain golf carts and assist customers with proper golf cart use.
Examples of Duties:
Prepares golf carts for daily use by customers. Assists customers with loading equipment onto carts. Instructs customers in the proper use of carts. Cleans & washes carts after use. Performs minor maintenance on carts. Refers major maintenance needs to supervisor. Performs other duties as assigned.
Basic Qualifications:
High school diploma or general education degree (GED), or a student currently pursing a high school diploma Valid state issued driver's license
Other Necessary Requirements:
Shift varies and includes 12pm-7pm or 10am-4pm (golf course is open 7 days per week) Approximately 25 working hours The City of Charleston is firmly committed to Equal Employment Opportunity ( EEOC) as a fundamental policy to be implemented and observed in our daily operation. Our full EEOC statement can be found on our website: www.charleston-sc.gov [charleston-sc.gov]
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