Aftersales Advisor

Farnham
2 months ago
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Farnham Honda: Ignite Your Motorcycle Passion

At Farnham Honda, we are more than just a motorcycle dealership; we are a haven for riders who seek the ultimate two-wheeled experience. With a rich heritage spanning several decades, our dealership has become synonymous with outstanding service, cutting-edge technology, and a deep understanding of riders' needs.

Key Points

  • Tuesday to Saturday

  • 9-6pm Tuesday - Friday and Saturday 9-5pm

  • £25,000-£30,000

    Role Requirements:

    Workshop

  • Prospecting our existing database and customers whose details have been supplied by Honda UK that reside in our catchment area for any due service work, Mot’s, Safety Recalls, Service plan sales and warranty expiration. Updating all communication through our CRM (online diary).

  • Booking-in workshop customers via our Dealer Management System’s workshop diary. Ensuring any required Courtesy bikes are booked out on our system.

  • Checking customers in on the day of their booking; confirming booked work and discussing any additional work needed, inspecting their bike for any damage and showing them their booked courtesy bike and completing all relevant paperwork.

  • Explaining any identified worn parts found on our vehicle health check, confirming additional work to be carried out or making an additional booking for future work.

  • Workshop collection; showing the customer what work has been carried out (physically on the bike) to ensure they are highly satisfied with their experience and conclude invoicing and payment.

    Parts and accessories

  • Helping customers to identify the correct parts required over the counter/by phone. Ordering any non-stocked items required from our suppliers, communicating ETA’s and organizing collection dates and/or delivery.

  • Pre booking parts to workshop jobs in good time to allow for parts not stocked.

  • Taking full responsibility for the cleanliness and organization of the parts and accessories stores.

  • Carry out routine stock checks to ensure the accuracy of our DMS.

    Helmets and clothing

  • Stay up to date with the latest product features and benefits through training which will be provided in-store by our suppliers.

  • Sharing this information with our customers to help them make an informed decision to purchase items that fit their needs and wants.

  • Ensuring all helmets and clothing are showcased and are displayed well with a correct price and barcode at all times.

  • Work with suppliers to ensure we are stocking items that appeal to our clients

    Skills Required

  • The ideal candidate should have a background in Sales/Aftersales from either the motorcycle or automotive industries.

  • Must be IT literate and comfortable with learning in house systems.

  • Parts and clothing retail sales experience from within the motorcycle industry could also be advantageous.

  • The successful candidate will be personable, highly motivated and able to achieve consistently high levels of customer service.

  • They will also be an effective communicator and must have a passion for motorcycles.

  • A good understanding of motorcycle mechanics would be beneficial but isn't essential.

    Benefits

    🏍Discounted motorcycles and parts

    🎉Company Events

    🏆Reward & Recognition

    🥰Wellbeing programme

    🤒Sick Pay

    🍎Free Fruit

    🚴‍♀️Cycle Scheme

    And much more!

    How to Apply:

    If you are enthusiastic about motorbikes and customer service, We want to hear from you! Please submit your CV and a cover letter highlighting your relevant experience and why you are the ideal candidate for this position today.

    Disclaimer: Candidates are expected to complete this application form without the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI) tools or platforms. Please be aware that we use software to check for AI usage. Submissions that are found to have been completed using AI will be disqualified

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