Service Drive Coordinator
fuller fordDayton (OH)
About the role
Service Drive Coordinator Are you organized, customer-focused, and someone who likes to stay busy? We are looking for a Service Drive Coordinator to help keep our service drive organized, on schedule, and delivering a great experience for every customer. This is a great opportunity for someone who has strong customer service, organization, and time-management skills but may not have automotive experience.
What You'll Do:
- Greet customers and provide a friendly, professional experience
- Coordinate scheduled oil changes, tire rotations, and routine maintenance appointments
- Check customers in and gather the necessary vehicle and service information
- Help keep appointments organized and running on schedule
- Communicate with customers throughout their visit
- Work closely with technicians and the service team to keep vehicles moving efficiently
- Assist customers with basic maintenance questions and service recommendations as you learn the position
- Keep customer and vehicle information accurate and organized
- Help ensure every customer leaves with a positive experience
- Who We're Looking ForHighly organized and able to manage multiple things at once
- Strong at time management and prioritizing
- Customer-service driven and enjoys working with peopleA Go-Getter who takes initiative and stays productive
- Friendly, confident, and professional
- Dependable and punctual
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment
- A strong communicator
No Automotive Experience? No Problem. We will teach you the service process, basic automotive terminology, and everything you need to know to be successful in the position!
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