We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Parts Manager to lead the parts department at a reputable dealership located in Redhill. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual with a strong background in parts or aftersales management within the motor trade to join a successful automotive group. The role focuses on driving operational excellence, increasing profits, and delivering exceptional customer service.
Benefits of the Parts Manager:
- Competitive salary of £50,000+ per annum
- Bonus potential based on performance
- Opportunities for professional development and career progression
- Supportive and professional working environment
- Varied and challenging responsibilities
- Supportive team culture
Duties of the Parts Manager:
- Manage and oversee all daily operations of the Parts Department, ensuring high standards of service and efficiency
- Control stock levels, optimise stock utilisation, and oversee stock planning and administration as the Parts Manager
- Drive sales of parts, accessories, and value-added products to maximise departmental profitability
- Monitor and manage departmental budgets, controlling costs and improving financial performance
- Lead, motivate, and develop the team through coaching, training, and performance management
- Maintain compliance with relevant legislation, health and safety standards, and company policies
- Build and nurture relationships with trade account customers; explore new business opportunities
- Ensure accurate administration, including warranty processing, stock checks, and supplier relationships
Requirements of the Parts Manager:
- Proven experience within a Parts or Aftersales role in the motor trade
- Strong leadership and management skills with the ability to oversee a busy department
- Excellent organisational and time-management abilities
- Good commercial awareness and numerical literacy
- Effective communication and customer service skills
- Full UK Driving Licence and willingness to travel as required
- Knowledge of relevant vehicle and trade legislation is desirable