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Zimbrick, Inc. in Wisconsin is seeking a Service Advisor who can translate customer concerns into diagnostic recommendations and coordinate repairs with technicians and parts to ensure vehicles are fixed right the first time.
You will communicate clearly with customers about repair status and charges while providing outstanding service. You will stay current on technical bulletins, maintain a positive rapport with customers, and demonstrate the company’s Core Values every day.
Are you looking for a job that combines your brilliant people skills with your enthusiasm for cars? Our customers’ lives and lifestyles are dependent on having safe, reliable transportation. They trust our service advisors to make recommendations that will keep their vehicles at peak performance and safe. You will be a key contributor of providing Outstanding Customer Service by ensuring vehicles are fixed right the first time.
What We Provide
Best of Madison Auto Dealer
United Way Community involvement
Paid in-house and manufacturer training and mentorship
State of the Art Multi-Point inspection tool
Flexible Schedules
Experienced Service and Parts staff
Full benefits package including 401k, match and profit sharing
What You Will Do
Listen to customer concerns and recommend appropriate diagnostic services or repairs
Coordinate services or repairs with technicians and parts department
Follow-up with customers on repair status and charges for repairs
Keep up-to-date knowledge of technical bulletins
What You Will Bring
Solid work ethic
Positive and professional attitude
Ability to build rapport and trust with customers
Ability to demonstrate the company’s Core Values every day
Requirements
A valid driver’s license and good driving record
Must be 18 years or older
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Qualifed canidates must have prior service advisor or express advisor experience.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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