Metro Chrysler Jeep Dodge
Automotive Parts Counter Advisor 2000 Hourly
Metro Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Chicopee, Massachusetts, us, 01021
Position Description:
Parts Counterperson
Reports To:
Parts Manager, or May Vary According to Dealership
Position Summary:
The Parts Counterperson contributes to managing inventory and ordering parts and works to meet customers’ needs. They are strong interpersonally, establishing rapport with customers in person and on the phone, and asking questions that help to locate the needed parts or service and any related parts or service in which customers might be interested. The Parts Counterperson must know which parts are in inventory, require reordering, or must be specially ordered. They assist the manager in resolving discrepancies between the computer inventory and the actual parts available in bins, obtain the information needed to place special orders, and ensure that the correct parts are sent. They must research the availability of certain parts, either within the retail facility or from other sources as necessary, and must be able to search part numbers using the computer or standard catalogs. They are aware of seasonal requirements for parts that arise as a result of recalls or specials in the Service Department.
Required Skills:
Ability to receive customers, establish rapport, and determine and attend to customers’ needs.
Ability to match customers’ needs with appropriate parts or services.
Knowledge of automotive systems in general.
Knowledge of and ability to monitor inventory to determine which parts require special ordering.
Knowledge of parts counter procedures, such as requiring prepayment for special orders.
Ability to search part numbers or to use the computer and standard catalogs.
Ability to monitor bins and determine which parts need reordering.
Ability to accurately track parts.
Ability to monitor lost sales for inventory control.
Ability to assist the Parts Manager in analyzing and resolving discrepancies between computer inventory and actual parts on hand.
Knowledge of procedures for ordering special parts or parts with no published part numbers.
Ability to identify and acknowledge the receipt of warranty (used) parts.
What the Worker Is Like:
The Parts Counterperson has a general understanding of automotive systems, can use inventory information on a computer screen, and can locate parts by checking part numbers and locating them in the bins. They must communicate clearly in person and on the phone and must be willing to initiate calls to customers to give and receive information. They must be alert to sales opportunities by taking the time to ask customers questions and provide information about parts and services. They are able to effectively communicate with all other departments in the dealership and work independently, managing their time and workflow.
What the Work Is Like:
The work of the Parts Counterperson is detail-oriented, maintaining, monitoring, and continually updating the parts inventory for the dealership. It entails frequently inputting and checking information on the computer and verifying the computer inventory by physically checking parts in the storage bins. It involves over-the-counter sales of parts and special ordering parts for customers and for the Service Department, ensuring that parts arrive, that they are the correct parts, and that those who ordered them know of their arrival.
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Parts Counterperson
Reports To:
Parts Manager, or May Vary According to Dealership
Position Summary:
The Parts Counterperson contributes to managing inventory and ordering parts and works to meet customers’ needs. They are strong interpersonally, establishing rapport with customers in person and on the phone, and asking questions that help to locate the needed parts or service and any related parts or service in which customers might be interested. The Parts Counterperson must know which parts are in inventory, require reordering, or must be specially ordered. They assist the manager in resolving discrepancies between the computer inventory and the actual parts available in bins, obtain the information needed to place special orders, and ensure that the correct parts are sent. They must research the availability of certain parts, either within the retail facility or from other sources as necessary, and must be able to search part numbers using the computer or standard catalogs. They are aware of seasonal requirements for parts that arise as a result of recalls or specials in the Service Department.
Required Skills:
Ability to receive customers, establish rapport, and determine and attend to customers’ needs.
Ability to match customers’ needs with appropriate parts or services.
Knowledge of automotive systems in general.
Knowledge of and ability to monitor inventory to determine which parts require special ordering.
Knowledge of parts counter procedures, such as requiring prepayment for special orders.
Ability to search part numbers or to use the computer and standard catalogs.
Ability to monitor bins and determine which parts need reordering.
Ability to accurately track parts.
Ability to monitor lost sales for inventory control.
Ability to assist the Parts Manager in analyzing and resolving discrepancies between computer inventory and actual parts on hand.
Knowledge of procedures for ordering special parts or parts with no published part numbers.
Ability to identify and acknowledge the receipt of warranty (used) parts.
What the Worker Is Like:
The Parts Counterperson has a general understanding of automotive systems, can use inventory information on a computer screen, and can locate parts by checking part numbers and locating them in the bins. They must communicate clearly in person and on the phone and must be willing to initiate calls to customers to give and receive information. They must be alert to sales opportunities by taking the time to ask customers questions and provide information about parts and services. They are able to effectively communicate with all other departments in the dealership and work independently, managing their time and workflow.
What the Work Is Like:
The work of the Parts Counterperson is detail-oriented, maintaining, monitoring, and continually updating the parts inventory for the dealership. It entails frequently inputting and checking information on the computer and verifying the computer inventory by physically checking parts in the storage bins. It involves over-the-counter sales of parts and special ordering parts for customers and for the Service Department, ensuring that parts arrive, that they are the correct parts, and that those who ordered them know of their arrival.
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