TS 13010

TS 13010 is a vocational standard that defines the occupation of charge of auto parking and sets out how the role is classified, together with the way the knowledge and skills of the worker are measured and assessed. In practical terms, auto-parking work is a service function centered on receiving vehicles, guiding them safely and orderly, organizing their placement, and managing departure flows in a controlled way.

Professional scope and key distinctions

The standard focuses on defining the qualification profile expected for an auto-parking attendant: the occupational class characteristics, the tools and equipment to be used, and the framework for competence assessment. In general technical context, this job is broader than simply parking cars. It also involves managing traffic flow within the site, using space efficiently, communicating with users, and working in a disciplined manner suited to parking operations. The standard should therefore be understood as a reference for structuring the occupation and its assessment model.

Tools, equipment, and assessment orientation

• The standard includes identification of the tools and equipment used in auto-parking work.
• Measurement and evaluation of knowledge and skills are within its scope.
• Classification of the occupation and its class characteristics are part of the defined structure.
• The general professional context emphasizes orderly work, guidance, and service discipline.

For this reason, TS 13010 serves as both a definitional and evaluative reference for understanding how auto-parking service is organized in professional terms. Its approach links the occupation with the knowledge, skills, and equipment needed to carry out the work in a systematic way.