We are recruiting on behalf of our client, a reputable multi-franchise approved motorcycle dealership in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, seeking an experienced Motorcycle Parts Advisor.
This is an excellent opportunity for a dedicated professional to join a friendly team environment and advance their career within the motorcycle trade sector.
Benefits of the Parts Advisor:
- Starting salary up to £28,000 per annum, dependent on experience
- Uncapped performance-based bonus scheme, with on-target earnings around £30,000 per annum
- Paid overtime at standard rate - 22 days annual holiday plus bank holidays; day in lieu provided for holidays worked
- Full manufacturer-approved training programmes
- Staff discounts on bikes, parts, servicing, and clothing
- Access to an online rewards platform offering discounts across multiple retailers
- Life assurance and various company benefits
- Rare opportunity to work with an iconic motorcycle brand - 42.5-hour week, Monday to Friday
Duties of the Parts Advisor:
- Assisting customers with parts and accessories enquiries
- Processing parts orders accurately and efficiently
- Maintaining stock records and inventory levels
- Liaising with technicians, suppliers, and manufacturers to ensure smooth parts procurement
- Providing exceptional customer service and support in person and over the phone
- Managing online shop operations to support the dealership’s e-commerce presence
- Supporting the wider Parts Department to maintain high standards of professionalism and efficiency
Requirements of the Parts Advisor:
- Live within a reasonable commuting distance of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
- Excellent communication and customer service skills as a Parts Advisor
- Strong organisational and administrative abilities
- Attention to detail and commitment to accuracy
- IT literacy, with experience using electronic parts catalogues
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- A UK motorcycle licence with minimal points is highly desirable but not essential
- Passion for motorcycles and the motorcycle industry