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Customer Service Operator

New York, NY, United States

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Call Center Operator

Example Corp is seeking a Call Center Operator in the New York Metro Area!

** Competitive Pay, Fun Work Environment, and Opportunities for Growth! **

Say YES to a better opportunity! Based in Colorado, Example Corp is known for its work hard/play hard mentality. We love to enjoy life, are proud of our community, and believe in the power of YES.

* YES to personal growth.  

* YES to striving for excellence.  

* YES to methods that empower our employees.  

We need a dedicated, energetic, team player to join our ever-growing network of dealerships. Are you ready to say YES and be a part of the Team? Apply today!

What we Offer

  • Competitive pay!
  • Paid vacation!
  • An extensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life and disability insurance, and more!
  • 401(k) with employer contribution!
  • Tuition assistance!
  • Gym membership reimbursement!
  • Fun team atmosphere!

General Summary

The Toyota-Certified Service Technician will diagnose vehicle service problems and make necessary repairs and adjustments in a professional, quality manner.

Essential Functions

  • Ensure current knowledge of latest technical data and service procedures 
  • Attend required service training sessions or meetings and share expertise with others 
  • Maintain the basic tools necessary to complete assigned jobs 
  • Maintain the ability to use all company equipment and tools correctly, or seek assistance as needed; clean and lock up all tools daily
  • Complete "technician inspection" thoroughly
  • Perform quality repairs; have a "fix the vehicle right the first time" mentality
  • Advise ASM of needed repairs, including parts needs; advise manager of any changes or deviations from the original repair instructions on the repair order
  • Complete comprehensive documentation of cause / correction, specifications, and any other pertinent information needed to describe repair activities
  • Maintain a neat, clean and orderly work area at all times
  • Assist in the cleanup of the team area each evening
  • Clock on and off all repair orders as required
  • Perform PDI following the guidelines on the manufacturer’s check sheets, including road test
  • Maintain a positive attitude when dealing with management, parts personnel and other technicians

 Requirements

  • Must Be Toyota-Certified 
  • Must be current in at least (6) ASE Certifications
  • Have a high level of motivation and demonstrated ability to learn and succeed
  • Ability to read and comprehend instructions and information 
  • Proven knowledge of vehicle mechanical operations 
  • Valid, in-state driver’s license and favorable Motor Vehicle Record 
  • Ability to pass a pre-employment background check and drug test
  • Authorized to work in the United States
  • Must be at least 18 years of age

 Don't let this opportunity pass you by! Apply now!

 

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