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Job Description
Traffic / Parking Attendant - St. Louis, MO LAZ Parking United States, Missouri, St. Louis Jun 17, 2026 Description Part-Time /
Event Based Compensation:
$20/hr Spirit of the
Position:
The Parking / Traffic Attendant supports safe, efficient vehicle and pedestrian flow for a facility or event site. This role provides front-line customer service, manages access points, directs vehicles, processes payments/validations (as applicable), and maintains a professional presence while enforcing site rules. Key Responsibilities Traffic & flow control Direct vehicles entering/exiting lots, garages, and event drop-off zones.
Maintain safe traffic patterns, prevent gridlock, and keep lanes/fire zones clear.
Coordinate with supervisors/security for peak periods, incidents, or closures. Parking operations Guide guests to available spaces and manage overflow/alternate lot routing.
Monitor reserved/ADA/employee/permit areas and address improper parking.
Assist with queue management at entrances, pay stations, and exits. Customer service Greet patrons, answer questions, and provide clear directions to parking, venues, and exits.
De-escalate minor conflicts and elevate issues to a supervisor when needed.
Provide professional, helpful, and courteous experience at all times. Payments & equipment (site dependent) Collect payments, scan/validate tickets, issue receipts, and/or support mobile/QR payments.
Operate and troubleshoot basic equipment (radios, handheld scanners, gates, cones, signs).
Report equipment malfunctions or damage promptly. Safety, compliance, and reporting Follow posted procedures and safety protocols; wear required PPE and uniform.
Document incidents (accidents, damage, altercations, tows, gate strikes) per policy.
Maintain a clean, orderly work area; set up/break down cones, barricades, and signage. Required Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent (preferred, not always required).
Ability to communicate clearly and professionally with the public.
Ability to stand and work outdoors for extended periods in varying weather conditions.
Basic math and cash-handling skills (if collecting payments).
Reliable attendance and punctuality. Preferred Qualifications Prior parking, traffic control, event operations, or customer service experience.
Familiarity with validation programs, gate systems, pay stations, or handheld devices.
Physical / Work
Requirements Stand/walk for long durations
Work outdoors in heat, cold, rain, and snow as needed.
Ability to work evenings, weekends, and holidays, especially for events. Core Competencies Safety-first mindset
Customer focus and professionalism
Situational awareness and calm under pressure
Clear verbal communication and teamwork
Attention to detail and rule enforcement Schedule / Employment Details Part-time / Event-based
Shift times may vary based on operational needs
