Self-Employed Car Valeter — Earn £1k/Week in Exeter

Self-Employed Car Valeter — Earn £1k/Week in Exeter

Exeter Full-Time 28080 - 34320 £ / year (est.) No working from home possible
M

At a Glance

  • Tasks: Clean and prepare vehicles to high standards for a busy dealership.
  • Company: Join Motorclean, a leading name in vehicle valeting.
  • Benefits: Earn up to £1,000 a week with consistent work and great pay.
  • Other info: Enjoy a Monday to Friday schedule with Saturday mornings off.
  • Why this job: Make a real difference in client satisfaction while earning a fantastic income.
  • Qualifications: No specific qualifications needed, just a passion for cars and attention to detail.

The predicted salary is between 28080 - 34320 £ per year.

Motorclean is seeking a dedicated Valeter for a full-time position at a dealership in Exeter, Devon.

The role involves cleaning and preparing vehicles to high standards, supporting the dealership's service flow and client satisfaction.

Earnings are advertised at £1,000 per week, with a stated annual target of £50,000.

The candidate will work a Monday to Friday schedule with Saturday mornings, contributing to ongoing, consistent work for a developing valeting team across the UK.

#J-18808-Ljbffr

Self-Employed Car Valeter — Earn £1k/Week in Exeter employer: Motorclean

Motorclean is an exceptional employer for Smart Repair Technicians, offering a dynamic work environment at a busy car dealership in Newport. With the potential to earn up to £1,000 per week and a focus on high-quality vehicle repairs, employees benefit from a supportive culture that values skill development and quality workmanship. The company also provides essential workwear and PPE, ensuring a safe and professional atmosphere for all technicians.

M

Contact Details:

Motorclean Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Self-Employed Car Valeter — Earn £1k/Week in Exeter

Attention to Detail
Time Management
Customer Service Skills
Vehicle Cleaning Techniques
High Standards of Work
Teamwork
Reliability