Great careers in the auto industry starts in our Auto Service College

Following is a review of the entry level auto parts consultant positions you can expect to hold after graduating from our auto service college.

Typical Employers for Auto Service College Grads

• New Car Dealers
• Pre-owned car dealerships
• Retail automotive repair facilities
• Automotive custom and specialty shops
• Aftermarket stores
• Collision repair facilities
• Heavy Duty Truck Repair facilities
• Warehouses
• Possible entry level occupational title
• Parts Counter Person
• Parts Specialist
• Shipper Receiver
• Parts Driver
• Warehousing clerk
• Possible occupational advancements
• Assistant Parts Manager
• Parts Manager
• Warehouse manager

Automotive Parts Typical responsibilities

• Orders parts and pulls and issues parts to the Service department
• Performs over the counter sales transactions
• Receives and ships parts
• Assists with inventory and general housekeeping of the parts area
• Sorts incoming parts and supplies by storing items in an orderly and accessible manner in a warehouse, tool room, supply room or other area
• Processes incoming requests and issues or distributes parts and supplies for internal usage
• Maintains records of orders and the amount, kind and location of parts and supplies on hand, using manual or computerized inventory system
• Prepares requisition orders to replenish parts and supplies
• Sells spare and replacement parts for motor vehicles, machinery and equipment in a retail setting
• Advises retail customers or internal users on appropriateness of parts, supplies or materials requested
• May serve as parts delivery driver

Learn more on the Auto Parts Consultant and our Auto Service College by following the links below:

• Auto Parts Careers
  
• Auto Parts Salary
  
• Automotive Parts Specialist
  
• Auto Parts Training 

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