Collision Administrator - Collision Plano TX
AutoNation · Plano, TX · 3 mo ago
Information Technology$19.75/hrFull-time
About the role
The Collision Administrator maintains the front office area and assists the Collision Manager with various tasks.
Responsibilities
- Answer all incoming calls and direct or take messages as necessary
- Ensure that all documents are accounted for during the process of repairing a vehicle and file the completed file
- Greet customers in a timely, friendly manner
- Schedule appointments using dealership-approved forms
- Prepare all vendor invoices and assign purchase order numbers as necessary
- Obtain customer and vehicle data as needed for collision center estimators
- Establish each customer's method of payment
- Maintain Customer Satisfaction Index rating comparable to that of the manufacturer or dealership average
- Obtain customer's signature on repair order; provide customer with a copy
- Receive invoices and match them up with the unpaid insurance invoices before turning them in for payment
- Distribute the mail daily
- Post all funds received from the repair of a vehicle to the appropriate repair order
- Call customer when vehicle is ready and schedule the appointment for the vehicle to be picked up
- Prepare the funds for deposit by making copies of the invoices paid as well as the checks and currency received as payment for the repairs
Requirements
- High School diploma or equivalent
- Ability to read and comprehend instructions and information
- Two years of experience in a dealership position (preferred)
- Professional appearance
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
Pay
$19.75 per hour
Benefits
- Competitive compensation and 401k matching
- Health, dental, and vision insurance plans
- Maternity benefits
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