Service Advisor

Service Advisors serve and important role in any organization as they are typically the frequent point of contact between their organization and their customers.

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  • Customer Service Associate

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A service advisor manages the customer-facing communications between the service department and customers to provide a superior customer experience and efficient operational results. They greet walk-in customer and phone call inquiries to determine their service needs and provide an initial determination of how to assist them and the estimated timeline. They prepare estimates for customers by outlining work to be performed and receive customer approval. Continuously communicate with customers on service progress including completion time, unforeseen repairs, recommended repairs and changes to estimates to keep them informed and educated. Coordinate warranty opportunities according to dealership standards, facilitating communication between the technicians and customers. Invoice completed work to include parts, service hours, repair explanation, and warranty adjustments and provide to customer to collect payment. Exhibit discretion in solving customer dissatisfaction or escalating to management as needed.

Expected

Salary range

$32,000 - $45,000

What does it take to be a Service Advisor

Education Requirements

  • High School Diploma or GED

Training

  • On the job training

Qualifications

  • Service oriented
  • People person

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