The Role
Manage daily operations of the collision/body shop including staffing, training, SOP enforcement, budgeting, customer relations, quality control, parts coordination, billing, AR collection, regulatory compliance, and maintaining relationships with insurers and tow services.
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Job Description
- Forecast goals and objectives for the department and strive to meet them.
- Strive for harmony and teamwork with all other departments.
- Trains, executes and holds all staff accountable for the Collision SOP (Standard Operating Procedures) at all times.
- Prepare and administer an annual operating budget for the body shop.
- Attend managers meetings as requested.
- Understand, keep abreast of and comply with federal, state and local regulations that affect Body Shop operations, such as hazardous waste disposal, OSHA right-to-know, etc.
- Hire, train, motivate, counsel, and monitor the performance of all Body Shop staff.
- Direct and schedule the activities of all Body Shop employees.
- Provide technical assistance as needed.
- Conduct meetings with Body Shop employees to discuss activities and problems of mutual interest.
- Monitor Body Shop technicians payroll records.
- Establish and maintain good working relationships with several insurance adjusters.
- Establish and maintain good working relationships with customers to encourage repeat and referral business.
- Supervise all activities of and communications with the wrecker service.
- Greet all customers promptly and give fair estimates on costs and time required for body work.
- Break down estimates into labor and parts before the job is started so that repair technicians are aware of time allowances.
- Quality-check completed jobs and handle all customer complaints.
- Keep abreast of new equipment and tools available and recommend purchases.
- Ensure that the work areas and customer waiting area are kept clean.
- Account for all documents; ensure that none are missing.
- Prepare final billing for completed repair orders.
- Collect accounts receivable for body repair work.
- Follow up on parts department orders to ensure parts availability.
- Understand, keep abreast of and comply with federal, state and local regulations that affect Body Shop operations such as hazardous waste disposal, right-to-know and environmental updates.
- Hold departmental meetings periodically to discuss areas of opportunity.
- Perform periodic reviews of employee performance.
Job Qualifications
- Ability to read and comprehend instructions and information.
- Two years of experience in an auto body repair facility.
- Working knowledge of body repair methods.
- One year of supervisory experience.
- Excellent communication and managerial skills.
- Ability to read and comprehend instructions and information.
- Valid driver license and good driving record.
Skills Required
- Ability to read and comprehend instructions and information
- Two years of experience in an auto body repair facility
- Working knowledge of body repair methods
- One year of supervisory experience
- Excellent communication and managerial skills
- Valid driver license and good driving record
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The Company
What We Do
Founded in 1967, Parks Automotive Group is a family-owned and operated automotive retail group based in Kernersville, NC. It operates 21 franchises across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia, offering new and pre-owned vehicle sales, maintenance, and service repairs. The company is dedicated to integrity and open communication through the 'Parks Promise' to provide an honest and efficient car-buying experience.







