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Euro-Projects Recruitment Ltd is actively seeking a Workshop Coordinator / Service Coordinator for a Milton Keynes-based role offering £35,000 plus bonus and private healthcare. You will help coordinate workshop planning, job scheduling and customer liaison to keep service operations running smoothly.
The role requires proactive organisation, effective communication with technicians and customers, and the ability to manage multiple priorities.
This is an exciting opportunity for a Workshop Coordinator / Service Coordinator to join an established and growing commercial vehicle sales, service and repair business in Milton Keynes.
With a strong reputation within the UK commercial vehicle industry, the business is continuing to grow and is looking to strengthen its workshop operations.
The role would suit an experienced Workshop Coordinator, Service Coordinator, Workshop Controller or Service Advisor looking for their next opportunity. Candidates with transferable experience in engineering, maintenance, plant, fleet or technical service operations will also be considered.
This is a varied, hands-on role combining workshop planning, job scheduling, customer liaison and service administration. You will play an important part in keeping the workshop organised, monitoring job progress and helping resolve issues that could affect productivity or customer deadlines.
Working closely with the Workshop Manager, you will help coordinate the day-to-day running of the workshop, ensuring servicing, maintenance and repair jobs are scheduled effectively, technicians have clear priorities and customers receive an excellent level of service.
We are looking for an organised, proactive individual who can manage competing priorities, communicate effectively and help keep a busy workshop running smoothly.
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You will ideally have:
Experience within commercial vehicles, HGVs, trailers, automotive, plant, agricultural machinery, fleet maintenance, engineering or technical service operations would be advantageous but is not essential.