Collision Center Parts Advisor

Posted 18 days ago

diehl automotive groupPittsburgh (PA)

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About the role

Diehl Collision Expansion Opportunity Diehl Collision of Pittsburgh has an immediate opening for a professional parts advisor. Successful candidates should have experience in the retail/wholesale automotive parts industry, be highly motivated and focused on customer satisfaction.
Responsibilities: Communicate effectively with technicians and vendors via phone, in-person or email. Maintain clean and professional appearance of counter, work area, and stockroom. Interact with the Body Shop & Service Team to coordinate parts for vehicle repair and service. Order parts from suppliers based on Service Team requests. Receive, unpack, and store parts in appropriate storage areas so they are readily available when needed. Check quantity and condition of goods received against invoices and purchase orders. Check number and unit cost as well as total billing for charges against proper records. Specify parts accurately. Process core returns, parts warranties and parts returns as necessary. Must be able to lift 60 pounds from floor
Qualifications: Highly self-motivated Focused on customer satisfaction and strong interpersonal skills Benefits offered:
  • Available Health insurance
  • Available Vision and Dental insurance
  • Healthcare spending or reimbursement accounts such as HSAs or FSAs401(k) with employer match
  • Employee discounts

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