Assistant Service Writer
als auto repairCornelius (NC)
About the role
Job Description:
We are hiring an entry-level Assistant Service Writer to support customers and the service team in an honest, quality-focused automotive shop known for fair pricing. The ideal candidate has automotive knowledge and customer service experience; quick lube managers may be especially well suited. This hourly position offers training for the right candidate and room to grow.
Responsibilities:
Greet customers and initiate repair orders
Answer phones and schedule appointments
Build estimates and sell recommended jobs
Relay service information to customers and staff
Support automotive service advising activities Preferred Qualifications
Entry-level experience in automotive service advising
Knowledge of automotive repair
Appointment scheduling experience
Customer service experience
\nCompany
Description:
Al’s Auto was opened in 2008 with a goal of providing the very best service in the industry. We have accomplished that by having the best employees in the business. If you want to be part of a team that respects you and will give you the tools to excel this is where you belong. We are typically booked out 1-2 weeks for work and have no shortage of business.
Company Description:
Al’s Auto was opened in 2008 with a goal of providing the very best service in the industry. We have accomplished that by having the best employees in the business. If you want to be part of a team that respects you and will give you the tools to excel this is where you belong. We are typically booked out 1-2 weeks for work and have no shortage of business.
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