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Toyota On The Park

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Toronto, Ontario

Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
51–200 people

About

On May 2, 1963, the Inn on the Park was opened by the Four Seasons Hotels Inc. under Chairman Isadore Sharp. Although it was the second for the chain, it was the one that signaled that Four Seasons would become one of the world's premier luxury hotel businesses. From the beginning it was an overwhelming success, overlooking beautiful park setting and counting among it's famous guests, The Queen Mother, The Queen, Rolling Stones, Nikita Kruschev, Guns and Roses, Henry Winkler and Glen Gould, to name just a few. In 1996 it was sold to a Vancouver businessman but was not able to recapture it's former glory and gradually slipped into disrepair. In October 2004, it was purchased and the huge task of redeveloping the property carried on in several phases. First, the oldest part of the hotel was demolished and in it's place, two car dealerships were built at the front of the property facing the hill to Eglinton Ave. Toyota On the Park and "Lexus On the Park"​ opened in early 2009. Although the original hotel is no longer there, On the Park was created in the spirit of service and success for which the Inn On the Park was known.

Open positions

Detailer

On-site · Toronto

Detail the interior and exterior of company, customer, and recently purchased vehicles, including cleaning, polishing, waxing, and applying protective products. Move vehicles around the dealership and to or from customer locations, operate detailing equipment, and report vehicle repair or replacement needs to a supervisor or technician.

Automotive Technician

On-site · Toronto

Diagnose and repair vehicles to shop specifications, assist other mechanics, and explain completed work and future service needs to customers. Follow warranty procedures, identify causes of malfunctions using available resources, and maintain a safe work area.

Porter/Valet

On-site · Toronto

Safely transport customers and dealership vehicles, move vehicles around the lot, and deliver them to the appropriate departments. Detail and inspect vehicles, report damage, verify serial numbers, maintain stored vehicles, and keep the dealership lot clean and secure.

Business Development Coordinator

On-site · Toronto

Follow up with sales and internet leads, contact service guests, and schedule or reschedule appointments to generate future business. Respond to guest inquiries, assess their needs, manage potential concerns, and collaborate with dealership staff to provide a positive customer experience.

Receptionist

On-site · Toronto

Answer and direct calls, greet and assist dealership visitors, respond to inquiries, and coordinate with staff to provide prompt customer service. Process payments and receipts, update customer contact records, distribute internet leads, monitor visitor access, and keep reception and guest areas organized.