Service Manager in Miami, FL
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talon recruitingMiami (FL)
General and Operations ManagersOther Support Activities for Road Transportation
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Service ManagerTalon Recruiting has partnered with a leading heavy trucking dealership. We are in search of a Service Manager in Miami Florida. The Service Manager will oversee the service department operations.Daily duties include, but are not limited to:Establish, implementation and adherence to company-wide best practices for service department.Implement and maintain a culture of customer intimacy and satisfaction; develop measures to promote and measure adherence to guidelines amongst staff.Develop and maintain all Service Organization metrics (estimates, budgets, work-orders, utilization rates, cost analysis, billable hours, technician hours, shop work status and backlog), and provide all documentation needed to report KPI's as requested from Director of Service.Initiate procedures and leadership practices to create a business environment for participative management.Supervise training and development of the service organization team.Monitor employee performance, complete evaluations as required and make appropriate recommendations for changes as required.Travel to customer site and locations within area of responsibility as requiredCompensation and Benefits:Very competitive salary as well as guarantee and bonus401(k)Medical, dental and life insurance.Paid time off including vacation, sick days and holidays.Please reach out anytime to find out more: Matt Abell | Director of Recruitment Talon Recruiting Inc.
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