I train new car wash employees on your own procedures
Tell me how often a new face starts on your lot and who trains them now. I turn your opening checklist, prep and loading steps, membership script and claims form into lessons and photo cards that show a correct result. Your site lead watches a real car through prep and loading before anyone runs the tunnel entrance alone.
Prep, loading, the membership offer and damage claims as lessons with photos. Your site lead checks a real car.
Your opening checklist, prep and loading steps, membership script and a few photos of good prep.
You get
Lessons and a photo card for each spot on the lot, and a check by your site lead on real cars.
Your time
We agree up front how much of your time the interview and approvals take, and what else you and your managers do.
Who helps
I prepare the materials. My team sets me up, supports your account and runs your demo. A person confirms every meeting and every payment.
Example · prep photo card, express wash
Prepping a car before the tunnelDraft for your approval
One page at the prep station · from your prep steps and photos
Fold in the mirrors, or ask the driver to
Spray the wheels and lower doors, then the front for bugs
Look for a loose part, a roof rack or a cracked windshield
Wave the car forward only when the loader signals
Stop and call the site lead if you see damage or a part that could come loose.
Source: Prep steps, version 2 · photos from your lotEditApprove
Sample result on this page, not a client's work.
Roles I start with
Every spot on the lot, from the pay station to the exit
I confirm this with your site lead and start with the spot that turns over every week.
Prep attendant
Wheels, bugs and the spots your wash misses, shown in photos of a correct result.
Loader at the tunnel entrance
Guiding a car onto the conveyor, the vehicles you turn away and the stop routine your equipment uses.
Greeter and membership advisor
The greeting, the menu and how you offer a membership, the same on every shift.
Pay station and cashier
The point of sale, a member's plate that doesn't read, and a refund request handed to the lead.
Finisher and detailer
Towel dry, the vacuum area and the final look before a car leaves.
Site lead
Opening and closing, a damage claim from first report to the form, and what to do when the tunnel stops.
How I take it on
Car wash employee training and onboarding for a lot that hires every week
1
The spot that turns over
Tell me which position you fill most often, at which site, and when the next attendant starts.
2
Your checklists and your camera roll
Opening and closing checklists, prep and loading steps and photos of good prep, or a recording of your site lead walking the lot.
3
Photo cards for each spot
Lessons and a photo card for prep, loading and the pay station. Your site lead approves them.
4
The membership offer, one way
Your greeting and membership script, so the offer sounds the same on a Tuesday and a Saturday.
5
Claims and tunnel stops
What an attendant does when a customer reports damage or the tunnel stops, from your claims form and your equipment rules.
6
A real car through
Your site lead watches a new attendant prep and load real cars and decides who works the entrance unsupervised.
Example
Six attendants and two greeters before summer
You said: "We have a new face on the lot every week, and I can't be at both sites." I start with prep and loading. Example · 2 express washes
Apr 7Your district manager shares the checklist, script and prep photos
Apr 9Prep and loading lessons and photo cards drafted
Apr 10Your site leads approve. A Spanish version for the prep line
Apr 14Assigned to six attendants and two greeters
Apr 18Practice cars with the site lead before opening
Apr 26Saturday check: each site lead decides who loads alone
For a prep line that speaks Spanish
If your prep crew talks in Spanish and your greeters in English, the photo cards and lessons come in the language each spot needs, with the same photos behind both.
English
Spanish
By spot on the lot
What stays with you
Lockout, chemical safety and anything your insurer or state requires stay with their own trainers
Wash prices, memberships and damage settlements are your decisions
Customer plates and payment details stay out of lessons
Who you hire, and who works the tunnel entrance, is your call
