Service Advisor
Carrier Ladder
About the Role
Service Advisor at Carrier Ladder.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct service advice with customers at their appointed location in 3 steps: fault diagnosis (if appropriate, with a diagnosis specialist) - RATC.
- Organize test drives for correct diagnosis by a Service technician and workshop controller.
- Provide information on prices and agree on schedules.
- Agree on payment terms with customers according to established principles.
- Create cost estimates (quotation) including all-in prices and maintenance, and obtain customer signatures.
- Create complete and detailed orders including vehicle data, diagnosis, estimated cost (operation times), working hours, completion date, scope of costs, and detailed description of faults (original customer statements).
- Pass on information to Parts Sales to optimize parts supply using the T card system for customer-ordered parts.
- Check parts availability prior to cost estimation.
- Check the possibility of liquidating dead stock in all job cards as per the list shared by the parts department.
- Offer accessories, lifestyle products, and dealership services during advice discussions.
- Advise on handling accident damage.
- Sell services not yet performed via telephone and email offers.
- Ensure customer mobility.
- Obtain customer approval for order extensions via email and inform the workshop manager.
- Check and approve complete and correct invoicing for services.
- Observe applicable Terms and Conditions of Repairs.
- Perform final approval with a test drive and invoice check.
- Explain the invoice using a proforma invoice.
- Explain CX feedback to customers.
- Hand over the car to the customer.
- Assess warranty and goodwill applications from professional and technical viewpoints.
- Record accurate and updated vehicle data for customer files.
- For repairs not carried out, mention them in the notes section in Quick View with appropriate reasons.
- Organize and check product recall technical campaigns.
- Invoice orders.
- Adhere to Skoda dress standards and personal appearance (wearing a tie, polished shoes, clean-shaven, ironed shirts and trousers).
- Maintain company discipline and decorum, abiding by all policies.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- RATC
- T card system
- Quick View
- Skoda dress standards
Qualifications
- Communication Skills – English and local language
- Result Oriented
- Interpersonal Skills
- Problem Solving
- Target-driven
- Discipline



