Collision Estimator(Experience required)
ok carzLakeland (FL)
About the role
Collision Estimator We are a leading automotive dealership committed to providing an exceptional car-buying and service experience. We provide a positive, professional work environment, aggressive pay plans with career advancement opportunities, and the best training in the industry.
Job Summary:
The Collision Estimator is responsible for assessing the costs involved in repairing damaged vehicles. This role requires thorough knowledge of repair processes, materials, and associated costs. Estimators may also track the repair progress of vehicles, ensuring timely and efficient service.
Responsibilities:
Greet customer in a friendly and professional manner. Prepare detailed repair estimates in line with insurance partner requirements and company guidelines. Create and maintain an organized repair schedule for each vehicle. Ensure vehicles are clean and in proper condition before returning to customer. Clearly explain the completed work and associated charges to customers. Build and maintain strong relationships with customers and team members. Comply with all company policies, procedures and safety standards. Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
Previous experience as a Collision Estimator is a plus but not required. Good communication and customer service skills. Computer competency and basic math skills. Self-motivated with the ability to set and achieve targeted goals. Organizational and time management skills. Professional, well-groomed personal appearance. Strong record of positive customer satisfaction results. Clean driving record and valid drivers license. We offer best in class industry benefits: Competitive pay Medical, Dental and Vision Plans Paid Holidays & PTOShort and Long-Term Disability Paid Life Insurance 401(k) Retirement Plan Vehicle Purchase Discounts Employee Discounts on Parts and Service Repairs Aggressive Employee Referral Program with Bonus Opportunities You must be at least 18 years of age to apply. We are an equal opportunity employer and a drug-free workplace.
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