FAQs
What is the basic salary for the Parts Advisor position?
The basic salary for the Parts Advisor position is £26,862 per annum, plus excellent OTE (On-Target Earnings).
How many hours will I be expected to work per week?
You will be expected to work 45 hours per week.
What benefits are offered to Parts Advisors?
Benefits include 33 days of annual leave, retail discounts, gym discounts, a cash healthcare plan, a cycle-to-work scheme, car discounts, a flexible pension scheme, a Sharesave scheme, family-friendly policies, a wellbeing programme, an internal colleague recognition system, and a community volunteering day.
Is previous experience required for the Parts Advisor role?
While previous experience in a target-driven role is preferred, we welcome candidates who are passionate about delivering great experiences, even if they don’t meet every requirement.
What skills are important for the Parts Advisor position?
Important skills include excellent communication and organizational abilities, IT skills (including experience with web systems, email, and Microsoft Excel), excellent time management skills, and the ability to work under pressure.
Will I receive training as a Parts Advisor?
Yes, comprehensive training will be provided to help you succeed in your role.
Do I need a driving license for this position?
Yes, a full UK driving license is required for the Parts Advisor position.
Can I progress my career within the company?
Yes, there are opportunities for career progression within the company as you receive support to develop your skills and advance in your career.
What kind of customer interactions can I expect in this role?
You can expect to interact with customers both face-to-face and over the phone, providing outstanding customer service and advising them on parts availability and suitability.
Is it necessary to have a background in automotive parts?
No, a background in automotive parts is not necessary; however, a passion for delivering incredible experiences and a willingness to learn about the products will be beneficial.