Automotive Parts Counter Clerk
ace hardwareSpokane (WA)
$18.50/Hour
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ace hardwareSpokane (WA)
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$18.50/Hour
About the role
Automotive Parts Counter ClerkThe General Store, a locally owned department store in Spokane, WA, is looking for a highly skilled and motivated Automotive Parts Counter Clerk to join our team. As an Automotive Parts Counter Clerk, you will assist customers in finding the right products, offer add-on sales, and maintain a clean and organized department. Join us to be a part of a loving and enthusiastic team that values community and personalized service. General Summary Provide excellent customer service by assisting customers and offering product knowledge Maintain a safe, clean, and well-merchandised department Enjoy a generous employee discount!
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Ensure outstanding customer service by proactively assisting customers and resolving issues
- Keep track of merchandise and assist with special orders
- Maintain a positive work environment and assist in general operations
- Follow safety policies and procedures to ensure a safe work environment
- Assist with training associates within the department
Qualifications:
- High School diploma or equivalent
- Automotive parts knowledge absolutely required, with retail automotive parts sales experience a plus.
- Ability to stand, walk, lift up to 50 lbs., and climb
Starting Pay: $18.50/Hour
Location: General Store - 2424 N. Division St. Spokane, WA. 99207
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