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Service Advisor

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Vehicle Service Advisor required in Central Bristol.

Starting basic salary between £29-32,000 pending experience/qualifications plus an uncapped bonus scheme averaging around £6,750 per annum. Monday to Friday 8:00am-6:00pm with 1 hour for lunch, and 1 in 4 Saturdays 8:00am-12:00pm.

A not-to-miss opportunity has arisen for an experienced and professional Vehicle Service Advisor for our client's franchised approved car dealership in Central Bristol.

In the role of a Service Advisor, you will work alongside several other Vehicle Service Advisors as well as a workshop team and shall be responsible for providing a proactive service to customers requesting to schedule their vehicles for service, maintenance or repair work and arranging, where necessary, a courtesy vehicle. As a Service Advisor, you will greet customers in the Service Department, extensively liaise with the workshop to chase work in progress, carry out upselling of additional products and services where possible, and keep customers informed of the progress on their vehicle.

Current/recent experience as a Service Advisor or similar within an automotive aftersales business, such as a franchise-approved car dealer, service centre/garage, or accident repair centre, is required at this stage, and having a full, clean UK driving license with minimal points. Overall, the successful Service Advisor would ideally be able to deliver the very highest level of customer service through strong communication skills, resulting in total customer satisfaction. Very strong organisational skills, along with IT literacy and knowledge of Microsoft Office, Excel and DMS systems (Kerridge/Keyloop preferable) would be of high priority.

What's in it for you? For your hard work as a Service Advisor, our client is offering:
Starting basic salary between £29,000-32,000 per annum, pending experience/qualifications.Uncapped performance-related bonus averaging around £6,750 per annum.22 days annual holiday allowance plus the 8 bank holidays, which will increase over your length of service.Full manufacturer-accredited training provided.Access to a heavy employer-contributed car benefit scheme after 6 months of employment. Company pension scheme.Fantastic long-term career prospects as well as working in a recently renovated state-of-the-art facility.Opportunity to work with a prestige car brand. Working hours are 45 hours per week; Monday to Friday 8:00am to 6:00pm with 1 in 4 Saturdays 8:00am-12:00pm.If this Service Advisor vacancy interests you or if you would like to find out about other Motor Trade Jobs in Bristol, please contact Hamish Lowrie at Perfect Placement now!

Our team of Automotive Recruitment Consultants all share a passion for finding our job seekers the best jobs in the Automotive Industry. So, if you are looking to improve your career and want to hear about more Motor Trade Jobs in your local area, please contact us today.

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