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Vehicle Preparation Assistant
You'll assist with vehicle preparation, take clear and professional photographs of vehicles, move and organise vehicles within the yard, and help maintain accurate stock information. You'll also work closely with the sales and operations teams to ensure vehicles are prepared efficiently and presented to a high standard.
Responsibilities
- Prepare vehicles for customer viewings, photography, and handover
- Take clear and professional photographs of vehicles for online listings and internal records
- Ensure vehicle photographs accurately represent the condition and features of each vehicle
- Move and organise vehicles safely within the showroom and yard
- Maintain an organised and professional vehicle display area
- Check vehicles for visible damage, missing items, or presentation issues and report them to the relevant team
- Assist with receiving new vehicle stock and positioning vehicles in the correct areas
- Support the sales team in preparing vehicles for customer appointments and test drives
- Ensure vehicle keys and relevant stock information are handled and organised correctly
- Keep the yard and vehicle preparation areas clean, organised, and safe
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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What We Offer
- Fun working environment
- Travel allowance
- Flexible working hours
What We Ask
- No minimum education required
- Willingness to learn
- Problem-solving
- Communication


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Extra Information
- Status: Open
- Education Level: College, University
- Location: Grays
- Working hours per week: 20 - 48
- Type of Contract: Casual / Part Time
- Jobs Salary indication: Between £10.00 and £14.00 Per Hour
- Responsible for: Operational tasks
- Published at: 30-09-2026
- Profession type: Retail
- Full UK/EU driving license preferred: Yes
- Car Preferred: No
- Must be eligible to work in the EU: No
- Cover Letter Required: No
- Languages: English
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