Parts Specialist
van wall equipmentMadrid (IA)
About the role
Job Title Selling service parts, bulk fluids, attachments, and accessories. In addition, performs in-store customer service, overall organizational promotion, and stocking duties. Identifies and provides complete parts solutions for customers.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Knowledge of all parts in order to effectively help customers identify, order and receive necessary parts for repair of equipment offered for sale by the dealership - Promotes and sells products and/or services to meet customer needs - Supplies Service Technicians with parts as required - Assists with preparing and maintaining merchandise displays - Verifies receipting-in of shipments and assists with placing Orders in their proper inventory locations thus maintaining an accurate and complete inventory - Assists in keeping parts department clean and orderly - Follows up on shortages and issues by working directly with the Parts Manager - Assists in maintaining all departmental tools, equipment, and vehicles are in good working order Position Qualifications- Basic data entry/keyboard skills - Basic parts and machinery knowledge - Ability to use the John Deere Parts Catalog computer application - Ability to work in a team environment - High School diploma or GED equivalent - Forklift license preferred - Stand for long periods of time - Walk, bend/stoop, Squat, Reach above Shoulder level, Grasping - Majority of the job is completed during regular business hours, but some job duties may require flexible hours - Ability to lift at least 75 lbs
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