Sealey Tools
Parts Department Supervisor

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Here at Sealey, we are seeking to recruit a Parts Department Supervisor to join our team based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. You will join us on a permanent basis and in return, you will receive a competitive salary plus benefits.
The Company
Would you like to work for one of the UK’s leading hand, power tool, and equipment distributors? Established since 1978, Sealey are the preferred choice for the trade within the automotive, agricultural, motorcycle, industrial, and engineering market sectors.
Responsibilities
As our Parts Department Supervisor, you will:
- Support the manager in the overall running of the Parts Department
- Create new part numbers, bill of materials, and parts diagrams
- Place new parts orders in accordance with the company policy
- Answer calls from our Call Centre and suggest alternative parts to use for out-of-stock products
- Assist with identification of un-labelled parts arriving into stock
- Assist with resolving QC issues for spare parts, including liaising with Workshop / QC
- Assist with stock control and stock management when required
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What We’re Looking For
Our ideal candidate for the Parts Department Supervisor role should:
- Be PC literate with good keyboard skills
- Have previous leadership experience
- Have technical knowledge and understanding of workshop tools and machinery and their repair procedures
- Have a keen eye for detail
- Be self-motivated and able to work well in a team
- Have knowledge of AX, Excel, and Adobe products as desirable, although full training will be given


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Benefits
Our Parts Department Supervisor will receive:
- Comprehensive training on our telephone and computer systems and business processes
- 22 days holiday rising to 25 days after qualifying period (pro-rata for part-time hours), plus Public Holidays
- Pension scheme
- Life assurance scheme
- Health cash plan
- Staff discount on Dellonda and Sealey products
- Free on-site parking
If you are interested in becoming a Parts Department Supervisor and you feel your skill sets match the above criteria, then click ‘apply’ now, we’d love to hear from you!
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