Bizerba
Spare Parts & Service Administrator (m/f/d)

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For our location in Milton Keynes we are looking for a
Spare Parts & Service Administrator (m/f/d)
As part of the Service team, the responsibilities for this role are key to the day to day running and growing of the service business. Experienced in your field, you will provide ‘first class’ service to a number of stakeholders including UK based customers and service operations.
Reference code: 21254
Your tasks
- Spare parts administration – generating quotations in SAP
- Taking spare part order requests from customers and engineers
- Answering phone calls from internal and external customers
- Placing spares orders with suppliers and maintaining relevant minimum stock levels
- Proactively sell spares to increase spares turnover
- Invoicing service orders
- Invoice queries
- Uploading invoices and relevant documents to customer online portals
- Daily reports to identify and correct orders stuck in error queues
- Weekly (or at request) revenue reports for Management
- Key account monthly invoicing and asset list maintenance and management
- Ad hoc customer reports
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- Confident with Microsoft packages, particularly excel
- Proficient with SAP and CRM Systems
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