Service Mgr at Heartland Tire Inc
Job Description
POSITION TITLE: Service ManagerReports TO: Store Manager DEPARTMENTDEPARTMENT: Service POSITIONPOSITION SUMMARY: The Service Manager assists the store managers in overseeing the performance and operations of the stores in a specific region.
Essential Job Functions:
- Assists the Store Manager in overseeing the performance and operations of all aspects of the store.
- Works with Technicians assisting in vehicle inspections, estimating quotes for our valued customers,maintains our service department image and other duties as assigned by the store manager / regional manager
- Helps lead a team of talented service and sales professionals in a fast paced environment and cultivate a We Can Do That culture.
- Drives store sales by achieving overall business performance objectives, including sales and productivity goals.
- Maintain existing customer base by providing the highest level of customer services.
- Provides helpful, friendly, and respectful customer service to all customers with a We Can Do That attitude.
- Ensures the team maintains a safe and clean work environment.
- Ensures the retail store is clean and professional in appearance to customers.
- Communicates clearly to serve as the liaison between technicians and customers.
- Manages service center work flow.
- Monitor and inspect production procedures and equipment to ensure the highest level of
- quality.
- Insures the maintenance of the equipment in the service department
Position Requirements:
- Previous management experience in automotive service and repair.
- Comprehensive understanding of the automotive service market.
- ASE certifications and/or a technical school degree are preferred but not required.
- Great attitude and team player
Compensation details: 0 Yearly Salary
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