The Role:
We are recruiting on behalf of an established and growing independently run & owned motor trade business with multiple sites, seeking to add an experienced Senior Service Advisor / Workshop Controller to their team based in Christchurch.
This is a brilliant opportunity for an experienced Service Advisor, Senior Service Advisor or Workshop Controller to join a forward-thinking business offering a great work-life balance - with no weekend working required.
You will play a key role in the day-to-day running of the service department, managing customer service responsibilities alongside coordinating workshop activity to ensure efficiency, productivity and a high level of customer satisfaction.
Requirements & Responsibilities of a Senior Service Advisor/Workshop Controller:
Front-of-house service duties including customer check-in, job updates, quotations, and follow-up
Daily workshop control – managing job allocation, liaising with technicians, and ensuring timely job progression
Identifying upselling opportunities and contributing to departmental targets
Parts ordering and distribution to the workshop.
The Ideal Candidate:
Previous experience as a Senior Service Advisor, Assistant Service Manager seeking a progressive step or Workshop Controller within the motor trade (essential).
Strong organisational and communication skills
Confident in a fast-paced environment and experienced in workshop management or coordination A proactive attitude and commitment to delivering excellent customer service
Package:
Basic salary of £38,000 (depending on experience).
Monday to Friday 08:00 – 17:30 - no weekends required.
If you have the experience and knowledge to succeed as a Senior Service Advisor/Workshop Controller, please get in touch!!
**Don’t worry if your CV is out of date, please get in touch and we can work with you to do the rest**
To apply for this role as a Senior Service Advisor/Workshop Controller and find out more details, please forward your CV to Josh Maitland at Silcom Recruitment or call to discuss in strict confidence