EXPERIENCE PREFERRED!

● As a concierge, you endeavor to be helpful while on shift. Always greet homeowners and guests upon entry into the building. Offer to help with packages and groceries, open doors for them, call the elevator and send them to their floor, especially if their hands are full.

● Occasionally a homeowner or resident will call to ask you to deliver a package or dry cleaning to the unit. Make sure that you do not stay away from your post for more than a few minutes while performing these requests. During busy periods, let the homeowner know you are currently tied up on another task, but will be there as soon as that task is completed.

● Always be available at your post. Limit bathroom and dinner breaks to periods that are not as busy.

● You are the first line of security at most, if not all condo properties. All guests must be vetted before being allowed upstairs. Unless the homeowner contacts you first, you must call the homeowner prior to sending the guest upstairs.

● Deliveries - same rules apply as for guests. Most buildings only allow deliveries during business hours, unless approved by the manager. Follow property rules with regards to issuance of fobs to delivery vendors. These rules also apply to contractors or handymen.

● In many cases you will be asked to enforce the parking area at the entrance to the building. Confer with the manager or the person you are relieving for details on the property’s guest parking area policy.

● If a situation arises that it is necessary to call police for assistance, make sure you also notify the manager.

Schedule, includes nights, weekends and holidays. 24/7 availability

***Applicants with Felony or assault convictions will not be considered***