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Parking Agent - Pamplona

On-site in Pamplona·Part-time·Added 11 days ago (last checked 19 Oct)

Telpark

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Work mode: On-site, Pamplona
Contract: Part-time
Hours: Monday to Friday

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Skills

Cleaning

This job advert was originally written in Spanish.

Requirements

What we're looking for

Guidance and customer care
Effective communication
Sales skills
Teamwork

Basic knowledge of information security. (Policies and Security).

The role

He is responsible for ensuring the efficient and safe operation of a parking facility, interacting with customers, managing the flow of vehicles and customers, providing parking assistance, and ensuring compliance with parking rules and regulations.

What you'll do

Customer service:
- Provide good service by attending to customer needs
- Provide necessary information regarding current products or rates
Parking management:
- Manage the internal flow of vehicles and people
- Supervise and coordinate vehicle entries and exits
- Control and regulate traffic to maintain an orderly and safe flow
- Manage ticket collection and validation, and the payment for commercial services and products
- Perform cash control and ATM management, settlements and balancing, delivery, custody, and deposit of collections
Commercial management:
- Execute commercial initiatives and sell the company's products and services according to customer needs
Parking maintenance:
- Maintain equipment and facilities in perfect condition for use and operation. This includes cleaning, order, and maintenance
- Maintain the ticket office, cash desk, and ATMs in good condition
Information and reporting:
- Report any problems or breakdowns in equipment, security systems, or parking infrastructure
- Collection, assessment, and payment of tickets, payment for various services, verification and control of cash desks and ATMs, performing cash settlements and balancing, delivery, custody, and deposit of collections
Resolve problems and emergency situations:
- Handle conflictual or emergency situations, such as vehicle accidents, altercations, or security problems
- Coordinate with relevant authorities, such as the police or emergency services, as necessary

How you'll work

Schedule from Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 15:00 (35h per week)

About Telpark

Telpark is a leading parking management company in Spain and Portugal, operating a vast network of off-street parking facilities and on-street regulated parking zones (ORA). As part of the Empark group, Telpark manages over 1,000 parking locations, serving millions of drivers annually. The company combines traditional parking operations with a digital platform that allows users to pay for parking via mobile app, making it a key player in the smart mobility sector.

In Spain, Telpark has a strong presence across numerous cities, including Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and many others, with a significant number of field operations roles such as parking agents, inspectors, and tow truck drivers. The company is actively hiring for both operational and corporate positions, offering opportunities for international professionals in areas like product management and procurement. Telpark's work culture emphasizes customer service and operational efficiency, with a growing focus on digital innovation.

Industry: Parking
Founded: 2000
Employees: 1,000–5,000
Headquarters: Madrid, Spain
In Spain: Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and 4 more
Website: telpark.com

Good to know if you are moving

Telpark is headquartered in Madrid, Spain, and is a subsidiary of Empark, a major European parking operator.
The company manages over 1,000 parking facilities and on-street parking zones across Spain and Portugal.
Telpark offers a mobile app for parking payments, reflecting a strong focus on digital transformation in the parking industry.
Open roles in Spain include both field operations (parking agents, inspectors, tow truck drivers) and corporate positions (product manager, category manager, procurement specialist).
International professionals may find opportunities in corporate roles that require Spanish language skills, while field roles are more localized.