Parking Lot Attendant JDW Logistics - 1.7 Cleveland, OH Job Details Part-time $15 - $17 an hour 14 hours ago Benefits Paid training On-the-job training Safety equipment provided Qualifications Outdoor work experience Driver's License Driving Warehouse experience Process management Full Job Description Parking Manager —

Part-Time Evening Shift Schedule:

Monday-Friday, 5:00 PM-10:00

PM Hours:

Approximately 25 hours per week

Department:

Operations /

Fleet Reports To:

Operations Manager Position Type:

Part-Time Position Overview JDW Logistics is seeking a dependable and highly organized Parking Manager to oversee our evening vehicle return, parking, and fleet condition process. The Parking Manager plays an important role in closing out each operational day. As Delivery Associates return from their routes, this position ensures vehicles are parked safely and correctly, keys and equipment are accounted for, the parking area remains organized, and vehicle damages and maintenance concerns are accurately documented and updated. The Parking Manager serves as an important link between drivers, Operations, and Fleet Management by helping JDW maintain an accurate picture of the condition of its fleet at the end of every day. Primary ResponsibilitiesVehicle Return & Parking Coordinate the orderly return of JDW delivery vehicles at the end of the day. Direct drivers to appropriate parking locations. Ensure vehicles are parked safely, correctly, and in their assigned areas. Maintain an organized parking lot and vehicle lineup. Help prevent vehicles from blocking entrances, exits, other vehicles, or designated traffic areas. Verify vehicles are properly secured after being parked. Vehicle Damage Tracking & Updates The Parking Manager is responsible for helping maintain accurate, current vehicle damage records.

Responsibilities include:

Inspect returning vehicles for visible new damage. Compare reported damage against existing vehicle damage records when applicable. Confirm drivers properly report any damage that occurred during their shift. Update JDW's vehicle damage records with newly identified or reported damage. Document relevant information including vehicle number, driver, date, location/type of damage, and available supporting information. Ensure damage reports include photos when required by JDW procedures. Distinguish previously documented damage from potentially new damage. Escalate significant, safety-related, or previously unreported damage immediately to Operations/Fleet Management. Update the status of vehicle damage as information becomes available. Communicate vehicles requiring inspection, repair, or additional management review. Help ensure Operations has an accurate understanding of vehicle condition before the following day's routes.

The goal is simple:

every vehicle should have an accurate damage status before the evening operation closes. Fleet Accountability Identify vehicles that may require maintenance attention before their next scheduled use. Communicate mechanical concerns reported by drivers. Help maintain awareness of which vehicles are available, damaged, under repair, grounded, or otherwise unavailable. Escalate issues that could affect the following day's vehicle availability. Work with Operations and Fleet Management to ensure vehicle information remains current. Driver Accountability Reinforce JDW's end-of-day parking, vehicle inspection, and damage-reporting procedures. Ensure drivers communicate vehicle concerns before completing their shift. Professionally correct drivers who fail to follow parking or vehicle procedures. Communicate recurring issues or policy violations to Operations Management. Help establish a culture where drivers take responsibility for the condition of their assigned vehicles. Keys & Equipment Assist with the proper return and organization of vehicle keys and assigned equipment. Help ensure equipment is returned to its designated location. Report missing keys, equipment, or other discrepancies promptly. Lot Safety & Organization Maintain awareness of vehicle and pedestrian movement throughout the parking area. Help ensure drivers follow safe speeds and maneuvering practices. Keep designated parking and operational areas orderly. Immediately escalate unsafe conditions, accidents, property damage, or other significant concerns. End-of-Night Closeout Before completing each shift, the Parking Manager should ensure: Vehicles are properly parked and secured. Keys and required equipment are accounted for. New vehicle damages have been documented. Vehicle damage records have been updated. Maintenance concerns have been communicated. Grounded or potentially unsafe vehicles have been escalated. Outstanding fleet issues have been communicated to Operations/Fleet Management. The parking area is organized and prepared for the next operational day. What We're Looking For The ideal candidate is: Dependable and punctual. Highly organized. Detail-oriented. Comfortable giving clear directions. Able to hold employees accountable professionally. Safety-conscious. Comfortable working around vehicles. Able to accurately document information. Capable of identifying and communicating vehicle concerns. Comfortable using mobile applications, spreadsheets, or digital tracking systems. Able to communicate effectively with drivers and management. Capable of working independently without constant supervision. Calm and professional in a fast-moving environment. Preferred Qualifications Valid driver's license. Clean and safe driving habits. Previous logistics, fleet, transportation, parking, warehouse, automotive, or operations experience is helpful but not required. Previous leadership or supervisory experience is a plus. Experience documenting vehicle condition or damage is a plus. Physical & Work Environment This position requires working primarily in and around an active vehicle parking area. The Parking Manager should be comfortable standing and walking for extended periods and working outdoors in varying weather conditions. JDW Culture JDW Logistics operates around four core expectations: Accountability — Take ownership and communicate issues early. Safety — Protect our people, vehicles, and community. Respect — Treat drivers, coworkers, equipment, and property professionally. Operational Excellence — Leave the fleet and parking operation prepared for the next day's success. The Parking Manager is one of the final operational checkpoints of the day. Their responsibility is not simply to park vans—it is to help ensure JDW knows where every vehicle is, what condition it is in, and whether it is ready for tomorrow.

Pay:

$15.00 - $17.00 per hour

Benefits:

On-the-job training Paid training Safety equipment provided

Work Location:

In person