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SalaryParts Advisor
Location: Thirsk, North Yorkshire
Salary: Very Competitive (DOE) + Excellent Benefits
The Client:
Our client is a well-established automotive firm, supplying the full range of commercial trucks, used trucks, trailers and vans and provide outstanding service to their customers.
The Role:
As a Parts Advisor, you will provide excellent quality and service while building strong relationships with new and existing customers.
Responsibilities:
-Manage stock levels and order specialist parts.
-Conduct inventory checks to ensure accurate and timely part deliveries.
-Maintain up-to-date product knowledge and stay aware of promotions.
-Handle parts receipting and booking processes.
-Serve both front and back counters.
-Booking parts to job cards and meticulous job card checks.
-Conduct perpetual stock checks.
-Manage warranty and surcharge parts.
Requirements:
-Previously worked as a Parts Advisor or in a similar role.
-At least 3 years of commercial parts experience.
-Understanding of stock control.
-Skilled in IT.
-Forklift truck licence. (Desirable)
-Valid UK driving licence.
Benefits:
-22 days plus bank holidays
-Pension Scheme
-Cycle to work scheme
-Company health cash plan
-Employee Assistance Programme
Apply now for this exceptional opportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.
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