Parts Counterperson

Posted 4 days ago

walker bmwAlexandria (LA)

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Parts Counterperson The Parts Counterperson is responsible for greeting customers in a professional and courteous manner and selling parts and accessories.
Benefits: Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance 401k Paid Training 5 Paid Holidays per year Responsibilities: Provide accurate and professional service to Walker Automotive customers Ensures all items are billed out and priced correctly Utilizes all resources in obtaining parts to fill all order requests while maintaining sound business practices and excellent CSI Either special orders or locates parts that are not in stock at time of order Maintains lost sales Follows up with customers during the order process keeping them informed as to the progress of their order Expedites delivery of parts to the customers using available resources Answers the phone promptly and courteously Promotes additional sales through product/technical knowledge and associated selling techniques ensuring customer satisfaction and maximum profitability Abides by company policies and procedures Keeps assigned work area neat and clean Keeps all catalogs and parts information up to date Assists in taking perpetual and physical inventories Assists in putting stock away Fills in for other employees as necessary Attends training seminars/classes in or away from the dealership as necessary Attends department/dealership meetings as scheduled Perform all other duties as assigned Requirements: Have quality customer service skills Outgoing personality with a great attitude Clean a clean & valid driver's license Must be willing to submit to a drug screen and background check prior to employment Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 5:30 pm. No weekends!

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