Parts Manager

Posted 7 days ago

foreign affairs autoWest Palm Beach (FL)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Join Our Award-Winning Service TeamCome and join our award-winning service team. We have proudly earned the highest customer ratings of any independent repair shop in South Florida and this only made possible by the people who work with us! We are growing and are recruiting more awesome men and women to help us continue our expansion. Come and work in an organization full of great people who are not only passionate about fixing cars, but most importantly, serving people with a smile. Our Parts Manager has two primary purposes: First, to ensure our workshop achieves maximum productivity by efficiently managing our Parts Ordering, Logistics, Inventory, and Returns Processes. The second purpose of this role is to support our production staff (our technicians), ensuring that they have the needed parts and supplies to smoothly perform the repairs on our customer's vehicles. Essential Duties & Responsibilities1st and utmost responsibility – SMILE :)WOW everybody and everyone around you – our clients, your subordinates, and your superiors. Embrace our Foreign Affairs Culture in which we continually strive to grow our business while never putting profits before people. Parts Management requires efficient management of our parts Parts Ordering, Logistics, Inventory, and Returns Processes. Strong organizational skills are critical to this objective. This position will build upon our excellent working relationships with our part vendors to shop the highest quality of parts at the best possible prices while practicing just-in-time (JIT) inventory methods so that we in turn reach our established gross profit goals.

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