Auto Body Shop Estimator
driving force collisionNew York (NY)
About the role
Job Description:
Precision Auto Works of LIC, located in Queens, has a full-time Estimator position available. A NYS appraiser's license is required.
Responsibilities include:
Providing exceptional customer service in person, by phone, and by email. Writing estimates and supplements in CCC.Ordering parts. Meeting with Adjusters. Creating and maintaining highly professional industry, insurance/DRP relationships. Job Scheduling. Cost containment/job profit maximization. Willing to commit to employer sponsored continuous education as needed to learn and stay up to date with OEM repair procedures. Ability to negotiate. Communicate with various teams that are involved in the vehicle orientation process. Troubleshoot issues and escalate to management through appropriate channels when needed. Perform additional responsibilities as assigned to meet business needs. High attention to detail.
Requirements:
5+ years experience Salary based on experience. We expect this position to be filled quickly. Please submit your resume immediately for consideration.\nCompany
Description:
At Driving Force Collision, you’re not just another technician — you’re a valued member of a high-performing team that takes pride in craftsmanship and doing repairs the right way.
Company Description:
At Driving Force Collision, you’re not just another technician — you’re a valued member of a high-performing team that takes pride in craftsmanship and doing repairs the right way.
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