Job Openings BRP Service Advisor

About the job BRP Service Advisor

Qualifications :

    • Graduate of Automotive / Mechanical course and or any automotive related course.
    • Excellent communication with Strong verbal and written skills to build long-term relationships and handle pressure gracefully.
    • Organizational Proficiency with Service shop management software (e.g., SAP, YANA) and the ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment.
    • Customer service Oriented
    • Knowledgeable in Different parts of automobile.
    • With or without experience in Insurance communications.
    • With Professional Driver's License. (A, A1, B, B1, B2, C, D,)

    Duties & Responsibilities:

    • Customer Handling Intakes.
    • Greetings - Welcome customers and listen to their descriptions of vehicle damage or paint needs.
    • Initial Assessment - Perform vehicle walk-arounds to document collision damage, unrelated prior damage, mileage, and fuel levels.
    • Technical Explanation - Translate technical "jargon" from body repairs into simple language for the customers easy to understand.
    • Estimating & Approval
    • Cost Estimation: Prepare accurate, itemized written BRP estimates for labor, parts, and paint materials.
    • Insurance Validations - Verify insurance coverage, coordinate with adjusters, and ensure all remedial work is approved before starting.
    • Warranty Review - Evaluate simple warranty concerns and ensure repairs comply with manufacturer policies.
    • Workflow & Production Management
    • Scheduling: Manage the BRP workshop's appointment calendar and daily workflow to ensure commitments are met.
    • BRP Workshop Coordination - Relay accurate repair descriptions to BRP Workshop to its manpower staffs.
    • Parts Procurement - Coordinate with the parts department to ensure components are ordered and available to avoid repair delays.
    • Communication & Updates
    • Pro-active Updates - Keep customers informed about completion time durations, Participation fee / deductible expenses, or any unexpected changes in the repair timeline.
    • Issue Resolution: Handle customer complaints diplomatically and resolve them to maintain high satisfaction level.
    • Quality Control & Delivery
    • Final Inspection: Conduct "on-vehicle" inspections to confirm completion of repairs and ensure the vehicle is clean.
    • Handover: Explain all jobs performed, show the quality of work done, and assist with the payment process.
    • Future Advice: Advise customers on future maintenance or required vital jobs to prevent long-term issues.