Service Advisor (Roswell, GA) Remote Role

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The Role:

  • Greet clients promptly and offer excellent customer experience at all steps of the service process
  • Ensure clients thoroughly understand the service process, and are comfortable at all steps of their experience
  • Properly perform the walk-around and write-up processes, accurately ascertaining primary concern through verbal interview and visual assessment (assess client needs accurately)
  • Consult with technicians regarding appropriate service options where needed
  • Accurately document client concerns for diagnosis and repair by technicians (write RO)
  • Follow correct repair order documentation procedures, i.e. The Three C’s
  • Explain all service options to clients including time and cost estimates
  • Track all client vehicles through the maintenance and repair process
  • Ensure that work done meets Lucid’s exacting standards before vehicle is returned to client – act as the last QC step
  • Invoice and collect payment
  • Perform a thorough redelivery process, ensuring all client needs have been met, client understands all services performed, and answer any questions that may arise
  • Perform customer service duties such as answer phones, scheduling appointments (where needed), and calling customers to update them on repair status, or to follow up after repairs are completed
  • Develop rapport with clients leading to lasting relationships
  • Have a passion for sustainable transportation and changing the automotive industry
  • Qualifications:

  • High School Diploma, GED or relevant work experience
  • 5+ years providing excellent customer experience
  • Excellent interpersonal skills
  • Compassionate and patient demeanor
  • Problem solving and creative thinking skills
  • General automotive knowledge (not required) or willingness to learn
  • Ability to explain complicated concepts to clients who may not be familiar with industry terminology
  • Ability to use basic computer applications such as Microsoft Office as well as learn proprietary DMS software
  • Must possess a valid driver license
  • Advantageous Experiences:

  • AA/BS in either Automotive Technology or Business Management, or equivalent work experience
  • Knowledge of HV systems, LV systems, and EV powertrains
  • Start-up experience and related fast-paced environments
  • Previous OEM specific EV experience and training
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