Parts associate
ford of harveyGreenville (SC)
Parts associate
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ford of harveyGreenville (SC)
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About the role
Parts Counter PersonWere looking for a sharp, customer-focused Parts Counter Person to join our Infiniti dealership team. Youll be the go-to expert helping both Infiniti owners and professional technicians find the exact Genuine Infiniti parts they need quickly, accurately, and with top-tier service.
Key Responsibilities:
- Greet and assist retail customers and wholesale technicians at the counter and over the phone
- Use Infinitis EPC (Electronic Parts Catalog) and other manufacturer systems to identify and locate parts
- Provide accurate pricing, availability, and technical part information for all Infiniti models
- Process sales, returns, warranty claims, and core returns efficiently
- Pull, tag, and stage parts for customer pickup or delivery
- Place special orders and track backorders for customers
- Build and maintain strong relationships with local repair shops and Infiniti service customers
- Keep the parts counter clean, organized, and professionally presented
- Stay current with new Infiniti product releases and technical service bulletins
- What Were Looking ForPrevious automotive parts experience (Infiniti, Nissan, or luxury brand experience is a big plus)
- Strong knowledge of vehicle systems and mechanical aptitude
- Experience with electronic parts catalog systems
- Excellent communication and customer service skills
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, high-volume environment
- Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs
- Positive attitude and team-player mindset
- High school diploma or equivalent
If you know your way around an Infiniti, love helping customers, and take pride in getting the right part the first time, wed love to meet you!
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