DELIVERY COORDINATOR

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luther nissan kiaInver Grove Heights (MN)

Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants New Car Dealers

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$15-$18/hour

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About the role

Greeter / New Vehicle Delivery Coordinator For over 70 years, we have built our brand on strong family values and a philosophy of serving our guests, team members, and communities with the understanding that every team member is absolutely critical to our success. If you are looking for a great career with great people, apply today!$15-$18/hour Those with experience in customer service, hospitality, and retail sales are encouraged to apply. Typical responsibilities include: Greeting customers as they arrive and directing them to the appropriate sales or service staff. Coordinating the scheduling and preparation of new vehicle deliveries. Inspecting vehicles before delivery to ensure they are clean, fueled, and ready. Explaining vehicle features, controls, infotainment systems, and basic maintenance to new owners. Pairing customers' phones with the vehicle's Bluetooth and helping set up technology features. Completing delivery paperwork and ensuring all required documents are signed. Following up with customers after delivery to answer questions and ensure satisfaction. Working closely with the sales, finance, service, and detailing departments to ensure a smooth delivery process.

Key Skills:

Excellent customer service and communication
Friendly, professional demeanor
Strong organizational and time management abilities
Basic knowledge of automotive features and technology
Attention to detail
Computer proficiency
Ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment
Typical Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent
Customer service or hospitality experience is often preferred
Valid driver's license and clean driving record
Willingness to learn vehicle features and dealership software

Offers of employment are contingent upon successfully passing a criminal background check and review of motor vehicle records.

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