Truck Vehicle Service Attendant (British Columbia)

Truck Vehicle Service Attendant (British Columbia)

01 Nov
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Enterprise Mobility
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British Columbia

01 Nov

Enterprise Mobility

British Columbia

Prepare trucks and vans for customers at Enterprise Mobility in Burnaby, using vehicle inspections, cleaning, and basic maintenance skills. This full time schedule is based at 5249 REGENT ST.
As a Vehicle Service Attendant, you will clean, sanitize, inspect, and prepare rental vehicles under the Complete Clean Pledge. The work includes truck pre-rental inspections, safety checks, minor repairs, fluid checks, and telematics installation. You will also drive and park trucks and vans, support local deliveries, stage ready units, and maintain the detail bay.
Key Responsibilities: Schedule and conduct multi-point safety and mechanical inspections
Clean vehicle interiors and exteriors under Complete Clean Pledge standards
Perform basic maintenance and minor truck repairs




Drive and park trucks and vans across multiple locations
Maintain tools, supplies, inventory, and ready-line units
Requirements: At least 18 years old
Valid British Columbia Full Class 5 driver's license
No more than two recent moving violations or at-fault accidents
Ability to lift 25 pounds to assist customers
Availability for the stated Sunday through Saturday schedule
Bring dependable vehicle preparation, inspection, driving, and maintenance skills to Enterprise Mobility's Burnaby truck service operation.

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📌 Truck Vehicle Service Attendant (British Columbia)
🏢 Enterprise Mobility
📍 British Columbia

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