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Experience in an automotive parts department as a parts manager. you will manage and ensure the Parts department is operating efficiently to support the dealership in delivering world-class service.
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This includes parts shipped from other locations Interaction with shop technicians providing parts for repairs Oversee and complete invoicing and payment processing Place orders with suppliers Operate company vehicle to pick up or deliver parts and supplies Freight expense control Maintain daily shipping and receiving Maintain organization of parts warehouse/attachment area.
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Currently we have a dealership in your area looking to hire an Automotive Parts Manager. Have at least a few years of Automotive Parts Manager Experience. Forecast for Parts Department Goals.
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Honda Parts Driver. Notify the parts manager of logistics issues and if delivery vehicle needs major repairs. Excellent follow up skills, frequently communicating with the parts manager and team.
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Label and track all parts by the R.O.# and store them with the vehicle and/or scheduled repairs; Communicate all Parts Price Changes (also known as Parts Price Increases - PPI) to all required team members.
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Galpin Motors is looking for an experienced Parts Counter Associate to join our Mazda team located in the heart of beautiful North Hills, CA. 1-2 years dealership parts counter experience preferred.
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As a European Auto Parts Sales Specialist, you are responsible for providing superior customer service and assisting the store in achieving expected sales goals through in-store execution of various programs, initiatives and standards.
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If you are looking for a new career in the car Biz CarGuys Inc. is the go-to company to assist you.
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Discounted zoo membership; Associate discounts on vehicles, service, parts, body shop, and detailing; Annual Benefits Fair, health screenings; and more! We are looking for an individual to join our Parts Department Team.
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Must have previous automotive dealership parts counter/advisor experience (minimum 3-6 months, dealership parts department) Join our automotive parts sales team today - apply now.
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Skills:Auto dealership porter, Dealership porter, Automotive porter, Car Dealer, porter, Car lot porter, Car lot detailer, Car detailer, Car porter, Auto detailer, Auto porter, Dealership Detailer, Dealership Lot attendant, Automotive lot attendant, Auto lot attendant, Delivery, Parts delivery, Driver, Parts delivery, parts counter, detail vehicles.
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El Patron Harley-Davidson, a subsidiary of RumbleOn, is seeking outgoing, friendly individuals to join our Parts Counter Team! Update customers on all orders and ensure they are satisfiedOther duties as assignedRequirementsRetail Sales Experience Required Familiar with Stocking and organizing parts inventory Experience with Point-of-Sale & computerized inventory systems and the ability to quickly learn new software systems Ability to look up parts and quote prices for parts using the proper catalog.
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