Parts Marketer / Onderdele Bemarker
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Other, Free State
Customer service roles in retail, banking and BPO reward strong communicators and are a common entry point for matriculants.
This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, customer service roles in South Africa typically pay R7 000 to R17 000 a month (indicative).
Job description
Kern doel van die pos:
Uitvoer van toegedeelde verantwoordelikhede, bemarking en kliëntediens binne ʼn Onderdele omgewing.
Minimum Vereistes:
- Graad 12;
- 3-6 maande in diens opleiding – Meganisasie;
- 2-3 jaar ondervinding;
- Geldige rybewys.
Vaardighede:
- Rekenaarvaardig (MS Office);
- Goeie kommunikasie in Afrikaans en Engels;
- Verskoopsvaardigheid;
- Organisatoriese vermoë;
- Bemarking.
Verantwoordelikhede:
- Lewer kliëntediens en bemarking;
- Kontanthantering;
- Voorraadbeheer;
- Rakversorging;
- Uitvoer van administratiewe funksies.
Main purpose of the position:
Execution of assigned responsibilities, marketing and customer service within the parts environment.
Minimum Requirements:
- Grade 12;
- 3-6 months in service training – Mechanisation;
- 2-3 years of relevant experience;
- Valid drivers license.
Skills:
- Computer literate (MS Office);
- Sound communication and language skills in Afrikaans and English;
- Sales skills;
- Organisational ability;
- Marketer
Responsibilities:
- Provide customer service and marketing;
- Cash handling;
- Inventory management;
- Shelf care;
- Performing administrative functions.
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