Parts Counterperson
starling chevroletOrlando (FL)
About the role
Parts Back Counter Associate - Starling Chevrolet (Orlando, FL) Full-Time | On-Site | Automotive DealershipStarling Chevrolet in Orlando, FL is looking for a reliable, customer-focused Parts Back Counter Associate to join our busy parts department. If you're the type who likes keeping things organized, supporting technicians, and making sure the workflow in the shop runs smoothly, you'll feel right at home here.
What You'll Do:
Provide fast, accurate parts support to service technicians at the back counter Look up and source parts using dealership catalogs and inventory systems Pull, stage, and deliver parts to the shop efficiently Maintain parts stock, labeling, and organization Monitor special orders and communicate timing/availability Assist with returns, warranty parts handling, and inventory counts Work collaboratively with service advisors and the parts manager to keep operations running smoothly What We're Looking ForPrevious GM automotive parts or dealership experience preferred Strong parts catalog and inventory system skills (GM experience is a plus!) Solid communication and teamwork habits Ability to stay organized in a fast-paced environment Dependable, detail-oriented, and comfortable multitasking Valid FL driver's license with a clean driving record What We OfferCompetitive pay based on experience Full benefits package (medical, dental, vision, etc.) Paid time off and holidays Employee discounts Advancement opportunities within our growing dealership group A positive, team-oriented environment where your role truly matters
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