Used Vehicle Inspection Tech
bell bell gmcLittle River (SC)
About the role
Used Vehicle Inspection Tech Join Bell & Bell GMC as a Used Vehicle Inspection Tech in Little River, SC. In this role, you will be responsible for thoroughly inspecting used vehicles to ensure they meet our high-quality standards before sales. We pride ourselves on a quick 3-day turnaround time from when cars are traded in, to when they are inspected, prepared, and available on the lot for sale. Your expertise will help maintain customer satisfaction and uphold the reputation of Bell & Bell GMC as a trusted dealership.
Responsibilities:
Conduct detailed inspections of used vehicles, including mechanical, electrical, and cosmetic aspects Identify and report any defects or necessary repairs Collaborate with the service and sales teams to ensure the timely preparation of vehicles for sale within the 3-day turnaround window Maintain accurate inspection records and documentation Stay updated on manufacturer guidelines and safety standards Requirements Previous experience in vehicle inspection or automotive technician roles preferred Strong knowledge of automotive mechanical and electrical systems Attention to detail and a commitment to quality Good communication and teamwork skills Valid driver's license Benefits Competitive compensation package Opportunities for professional growth and training Supportive and friendly work environment Employee discounts and perks About the Company Bell & Bell GMC is a trusted automotive dealership located in Little River, SC, known for its commitment to quality vehicles and exceptional customer service. We pride ourselves on creating a supportive workplace where employees are valued and customers are treated like family.
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