RV Parts / Store Associate

Posted 2 days ago

cold springs rvWeare (NH)

Parts Salespersons Recreational Vehicle Dealers

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$17-$21+hr

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About the role

Parts Counterperson - RV Dealership All you need is one year of experience in a RV dealership warehouse to change your career path for the better. We need a reliable, professional parts counterperson to purchase, sell, store and issue parts within our busy dealership. Sure, you'll need to be good at ordering parts and maintaining inventory, but you'll also need excellent people skills when dealing with customers and internal staff. The right person can expect great pay, great benefits and a great dealership family environment.

Job Responsibilities: Determine needs and accurately specify parts accordingly Create and modify purchase orders Issue purchase orders to appropriate vendor to order parts Record warranty parts returned Create special ordered parts on dealership computer system and notify ASM, technician or client upon receipt Review special order parts tracking Process and close open invoices Compare invoices against requisitions to verify quality and quantity of merchandise received Keep records of outside purchases and parts received and issued Perform ongoing warehouse parts inventory Attend weekly department meetings Education and/or Experience High school diploma or GED; One year of dealership warehouse experience and/or training; Candidates with an equivalent combination of education and experience will also be considered. Compensation$17-$21+hr

DOE Benefits: Health Insurance Dental Vision 401K Match Employee discount AFLAC products Paid vacation Birthday off About UsWe are a family owned and operated dealership since 1978. We offer a great work environment for growth and we strongly believe in promoting from within.

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