We are seeking an organized and diplomatic Parking Assistant to coordinate daily parking operations, manage specialized database entry, and support campus transit programs
Required Qualifications & Skills
• Education: High school diploma or equivalent is required. A Bachelor’s degree is preferred.
• Experience: Minimum of two years of customer service experience and at least one year of cash handling experience.
• Communication & Diplomacy: Excellent oral and written communication skills with a proven ability to handle sensitive customer complaints with tact and diplomacy.
• Organization: Highly organized and detail-oriented, with the ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment
• Background in parking and transportation operations.
• Experience with permit or transactional sales and general administrative work.
Core Responsibilities
• Operations Coordination: Manage day-to-day functions of the Parking Office to meet university goals regarding transit and parking priorities, timelines, and budgets. [1]
• Database & Report Management: Utilize T2’s Flex database to run inventory reports, build customer queries, allocate permits for online sales, and coordinate e-business transactions. [1]
• TDM Program Oversight: Coordinate Transportation, including carpool initiatives, car-share programs, occasional parking, and the injured student shuttle service. [1]
• Equipment Maintenance: Ensure all access/revenue control systems, pay-in-lane, and pay-on-foot equipment function properly. Schedule preventive maintenance and collaborate with industry vendors for parts and repairs. [1]
• Transit Support: Work with transportation management to collect, analyze, and report passenger counts while ensuring transit providers adhere to posted schedules.
• Financial Oversight: Manage daily cash-handling operations and lot inventory counts with limited supervision. [1]
• Event Logistics & Projects: Manage special projects, track timelines, and assist supervisors in planning parking and transit logistics for campus events.