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Country: Canada
Location: Ottawa, ON
Source: Newspaper Ad (The Gazette)

Employer: Mark Motors of Ottawa

Last Updated: 01/07/2011

Automotive

FULL TIME DETAILER AND SHOP HELP OPPORTUNITY Mark Motors of Ottawa is looking for a motivated, enthusiastic, high-energy, and hard working automobile detailer and shop helper. You will be responsible to prepare vehicles for the new and used car sales department as well as service. Other shop duties will also be included in this position. A valid drivers license is required.

To forward your resume please fax to (613) 723-1116 attention Liza Mrak by email to:

lmrak@ markmotorsofottawa.com

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