Role: Trainee Parts Advisor/Customer Service Agent
Location: Newport
Salary: Up to £21,000 per annum, with company benefits
Are you interested in Cars? Love speaking with people and giving excellent customer service?
This could be the job for you!
The job of a Trainee Customer and Parts Advisor
As part of a team of specialist Customer Service and Parts Advisors you are the face of our Bodyshops. You will receive training to be able to book customer cars in for repair/attention, prepare job cards and files as necessary, all the while maintaining and efficient and effective filing system for associated paperwork. You will also be able to provide vehicle progress reports when requested by the customer. You will arrange and allocate courtesy cars for customers and on completion of the job, collect payment from the customer, paying particular attention to banking/ security arrangements and the payment of excesses on certain insurance policies.
Also covering Parts is important to our business. Once fully trained you will be responsible for the day to day running of the parts department, covering holidays and absence. Daily duties will include receiving parts into stock, booking of parts to workshop jobs, maintaining stock levels and dealing with internal customers.
You will be utilising your sound knowledge and interest of vehicle layout, parts catalogues and computer stock lists, you’ll also ensure our pricing structures are kept up-to-date, and that stock is always secure and well maintained.
Please note: On accepting an offer of employment with us, you are providing us with permission and consent to proceed with our reference and vetting process. Our offers of employment are subject to satisfactory references and in some cases a criminal records check. We may require information that covers the last 6 years of your employment and personal history. You will be required to provide evidence of your eligibility to work in the UK. Please ensure you have this information available.
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