TS 13010

TS 13010 is a vocational standard for the role of charge of auto parking, addressing how the occupation is defined and classified, the class characteristics associated with it, the tools and equipment to be used, and how knowledge and skills are to be measured and evaluated. In general technical terms, parking service work is about the orderly handling of vehicles, the management of parking space, and the smooth, safe flow of users through a controlled service environment.

What the occupational framework brings together

The standard focuses on the boundaries of the occupation and on the competence profile expected from the person carrying it out. It brings together the job definition, its classification, and the equipment needed for the work. This reflects a broader professional context in which parking service is not just about receiving vehicles or pointing drivers to a space, but also about site organization, guidance, communication, and disciplined service delivery.

Assessing knowledge and practical skill

A key feature of the standard is the measurement and evaluation of the knowledge and skills required for the occupation. In general, vocational standards of this kind provide a common basis for judging whether a worker can perform the duties consistently and correctly. For parking service, this is linked to practical competence in guiding vehicles, maintaining orderly use of the parking area, and carrying out the service process in a controlled way. The standard therefore supports a shared framework for training and assessment.

• Definition and classification of the occupation
• Tools and equipment to be used
• Measurement and evaluation of knowledge and skills
• A vocational competence framework for parking service