Collision Center Manager
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Collision Center Manager
Posted 3 days ago
diehl chevrolet buick cadillac of grove cityGrove City (PA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Diehl Collision Centers Manager Diehl Collision Centers is growing! We need your help! Diehl Collision has a position open for a Collision Center Manager. This is a fantastic opportunity for the right candidate with great pay, fantastic benefits and a comfortable and fun work atmosphere. Apply today and see the Diehl Difference!
Responsibilities:
Quality Control Meeting and exceeding DRP objectives Manage estimators, csr, and techs Manage Accounts Receivable Manage Open ROs Maintain proper amount of work in process Set and meet monthly top line sales goals Update customers on the process of their repair Review final product with customer Handle any customer complaints Manage team including recruiting, hiring and termination Work together with the sales, parts and service departments Maintain a clean work environment including a clean shop and tools Minimize and track any waste, including rework Maintain proper KPIs for Labor, Parts, Sublet and Material Requirements: Two years management experience PA Motor Vehicle Damage Appraisers License Some experience with CCC One Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee discount Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Referral program Retirement plan Vision insurance
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