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Supervise and lead a team of technicians and receptionists.
Plan and follow the activities of the workshop to ensure compliance with deadlines and quality standards.
Drive performance indicators, budget and inventory of parts.
Ensure compliance with the manufacturer’s procedures and safety rules.
Develop customer satisfaction and loyalty.
Coordinate complex technical interventions.
Train and support new employees.
Participate in the continuous improvement of the workshop processes.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Technical training in automotive maintenance or equivalent.
Manufacturer training and technical certifications are an asset.
Experience
Proven experience as a Workshop Manager or on a similar function within a car dealership or maintenance shop.
Strong team management and operational organization skills.
Excellent command of maintenance techniques and after-sales procedures.
Ability to drive performance indicators and manage a profit center.
Sense of customer service, organization and leadership.
Analysis, rigor and ability to make decisions.
Proficiency in French and English
Sector: MAINTENANCE
Mode of work: On site
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