Vehicle Registration Clerk

Posted 2 days ago

greensboro auto auction green fordGreensboro (NC)

Automotive Engineering Technicians Used Car Dealers

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About the role

Job Description: Our Client, Greensboro Auto Auction is the South's leading independent, dealer exclusive auto auction. Greensboro Auto Auction, also known as GAA, is locally owned and operated. We are currently recruiting for a Vehicle Registration Clerk. This position offers competitive pay, excellent benefits including major medical health insurance, dental, vision, life and 401 (k).Paid vacation, holidays and sick/personal days. Apply to: http://greensboroaa.applicantpool.comDUTIESGreensboro Auto Auction is looking for Vehicle Registration Clerk that will be responsible for registering vehicles for sale and parking the vehicles in designated spaces. The Vehicle Registration Clerk will also be responsible for assisting customers in all aspects pertaining to Vehicle Registration.

QUALIFICATIONS: Must be able to work in a fast paced environment On-site training Must have strong customer service skills Data entry skills are a plus Outdoor position (with exposure to seasonal temperatures)Valid Driver's License required Must be able to drive a manual transmission Must be detailed orientated Position requires strong teamwork skills AND individual skills Must be willing to learn all aspects of Vehicle Registration Full-time position (36-40 hours weekly)

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