Parts Sales Professional
michigan implementMichigan (ND)
About the role
Job Description:
Leading Edge Equipment is searching for a highly motivated candidate to join our team as Parts Sales Professional. As part of our team, you’ll provide exceptional customer service while supplying customers with timely & accurate information regarding rates & parts offered. This position reports to the Parts Manager. What you’ll focus on: Providing excellent customer service to service department, counter & phone customers Providing recommendations for sales of additional related or needed parts or accessories Timely and accurate processing of all in-store orders; complete orders by communicating with customers on pick-up or delivery status Locating and obtaining merchandise for customers, whether in-stock, out-of-stock or non-stocked merchandise Maintain inventory integrity by verifying receipting-in of shipments and assisting with placing parts orders in their proper inventory locations; assisting in inventory verification; following up on inventory discrepancies and expediting issues by reporting to Supervisor Assist with preparing and maintaining professional showroom image and merchandise displays Assists in keeping parts department clean and orderly Routinely lifts items weighing up to 50 lbs Other duties as assigned What we need from you: Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously with a degree of independence Mechanical or Agriculture background to help support customers when looking for parts Experience using standard applications such as Microsoft Office Ever better if you have (although not required to apply):Experience connecting with customers and maintaining professional image Basic understanding of the selling processes
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