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xpatjobs       |    Location:Marrickville , New South Wales       |    Country:Australia

This is a great career development opportunity for the right candidate looking for a new and rewarding challenge and ready to take the next step in their automotive career with a growing family owned prestige supplier of Brakes Clutches Tyres in Sydney metro area.
( With More Parts Coming SOON )

The Role:

Working within a team you will be responsible for controlling stock of parts, providing sales support and technical support to the workshop and retail customers and to develop and maintain customer relationships and to always work towards further Business Development.

$55k TO $85K Package Depending on the level of experience and enthusiasm towards the position with always room to grow.

Marrickville location close to transport

Career Growth And Advancement

Positive Working Environment

Close to public transport

Hours 8am - 5pm

Duties:

Telephone and front counter sales

Ensure high levels of customer service at all times

Identify, quote, order and provide parts to customers

Stock control and administration in relation to automotive replacement parts

Identify automotive parts/components including consulting catalogues or computer databases

Carry out storage and stock control procedures,

Parts handling,

Receive and fill orders and organise dispatch

Collate and process orders

Assist with general parts and equipment related calls

Basic Computer skills/operator/Microsoft office

About you:

Managerial desire Industry knowledge of automotive parts, Preferably Brakes Clutches Tyres.

Attention to detail and organisational skills

Excellent customer service skills

Good work ethic

A professional manner

The ability to work well unsupervised and within a team environment

Knowledge of Brakes Clutch and Tyres desirable along with Basic admin/marketing skills
Tyre/Mechanical Knowledge is a big bonus.

Please send Resumes to [email protected]

Applications without Resumes and that don''t fit the description will be deleted.

Thank You

Management

THOMAS BCT

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