Posting number: HRLY2026
Department: Economic and Urban Development Department
Division: EU - Parking
Job classification: Sr Technician/Specialist
Posting type: Open
Categories: Customer Service
Event Staffing, City of Las Vegas Parking Services (Part Time/On Call)
The city of Las Vegas is seeking qualified customer service oriented staff to work with our events parking section. This position requires interaction with customers and the use of a portable/handheld POS (Point of Sales) system. The ideal candidate will have an outgoing personality, be reliable and have a flexible work schedule. Prior money handling is a plus.
This is an outside job for the majority of time, the ability to work in all types of environments and inclement weather is preferred.
Examples of events: Smith Center event parking, First Friday event parking, Cashman soccer games and downtown concert event parking.
Training will be provided.
*Uniform shirt and jacket provided
*Training provided
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