Overnight Hotel Parking Lot Auditor

Parking Management Company (PMC) is a national leader in hospitality-focused parking services. Headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, PMC provides valet and self-parking management, shuttle services, event parking, and porter/bell services across multiple industries including hotels, resorts, healthcare, and event venues. With a commitment to excellence and a guest-first mindset, PMC serves as an extension of the hospitality experience—delivering seamless, high-touch service to partners and guests alike.

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Location: Multiple hospitality properties in Baltimore

Base Pay: $23.00 per hour (depending on property)

Job Type: Full-time and part-time

Schedule: Overnight shift, typically 10:00 p.m.–7:00 a.m.; weekends and holidays may be required

Status: Non-Exempt

Final date to receive applications: Until Filled

The posted base-pay rate or range is a good‑faith estimate of the wage or salary PMC reasonably expects to pay upon hire for this position and listed work location. Starting pay will be within the posted range based on relevant experience,
Qualifications
, and property assignment. The range covers the expected starting rates at all properties included in this posting.

PMC supports legally protected compensation discussions and prohibits retaliation for exercising those rights. PMC does not request or use salary history in hiring or pay decisions except as permitted by applicable law.

Parking Management Company (PMC) is hiring a dependable, detail‑oriented Overnight Parking Lot Auditor to support hotel self‑parking operations.

This position monitors overnight parking activity, completes vehicle and revenue audits, maintains accurate records, assists guests, and helps keep the parking facility safe, clean, and organized. The ideal candidate is comfortable working independently, using computers and parking systems, and remaining alert throughout an overnight shift.

• Conduct vehicle counts and audit parking tickets, access records, payments, and operational reports.
• Compare physical vehicle counts with system records and resolve or report discrepancies.
• Complete accurate end-of‑shift audit and revenue reports.
• Monitor vehicle activity and help maintain an orderly flow of traffic.
• Report unauthorized vehicles, parking violations, unusual activity, and equipment problems.
• Inspect parking areas, entrances, exits, lighting, signs, gates, cameras, and safety equipment.
• Report accidents, hazards, suspicious activity, and security concerns promptly.
• Follow all safety, emergency, and incident‑reporting procedures without placing yourself or others at risk.
• Assist guests with parking questions, directions, and concerns.