Thomas Hardie Commercials Ltd
Customer Service Receptionist/Administrator

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Job Opportunity
An opportunity has arisen for a motivated, professional, and versatile individual to join the Service Department based at our Wrexham site working Monday to Friday from 8am to 4:30pm.
Role Overview
Reporting to the Business Manager, CSR Supervisor & Workshop Controller, you will be the main point of contact between the customer and the depot. The main job function will be to receive customers, identify and progress routine service and repair requirements and promote the sale of service and accessories within the limits of technical ability.
Key Responsibilities
- To promote and maintain excellent customer relations advising customers of work progress or additional work requirements and dealing with customer queries.
- To discuss and identify routine service and repair requirements with customers obtaining detailed background information to assist specialised personnel in diagnosis/testing/inspection.
- To record in detail customer requests for workshop action and obtain authority to proceed.
- To prepare detailed test/diagnosis reports for quotations, estimates or job card development and maintain up to date customer/workshop records.
- To promote and effect the sale of workshop repair and service facilities.
- Administration tasks for the site including inputting times for clock cards daily, scanning of all job cards, produce and issue invoices, and any related paperwork as required and ensuring the reception area is maintained to a professional standard.
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Qualifications, Skills, and Experience
- Previous experience in a customer facing role.
- Previous experience of working within the commercial vehicle industry and/or a service role would be preferred.
- A friendly, confident, and professional manner with excellent communication skills.
- Ability to work well under pressure and as part of a larger team as well as on their own initiative.
- IT literate with Microsoft Office Applications including Outlook, Word PowerPoint, and Excel.
- Have a full and current UK driving licence.


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Benefits
We offer competitive rates of pay and Company benefits including Company sick pay scheme, personal pension with enhanced contributions and death in service benefit for pension members, free onsite parking, Cycle to Work scheme, enhanced paternity and maternity benefits, loyalty holidays and excellent personal development and training opportunities.
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