Keanu Savaiki

• Stocked and managed stock of parts.
• Organized parts storage and stocked inventory according to established guidelines.
• Researched vehicles and parts via physical catalogs and electronic means.
• Ordered parts from various distributors to fulfill demands.
• Greeted customers via telephone and in person to answer questions, resolve concerns and complete sales.
• Maintained clean and neat parts counter and sales floor.
• Conducted cash handling, credit card transactions, and register closeout at end of business day.
• Adhered to company guidelines for performance and compliance.
• Inspected parts for defects, removing damaged parts, and replacing with new ones.
• Identified specific replacement parts to meet customers' needs, making accurate suggestions with confidence.
• Rearranged parts department to better serve changing trends and keep workspaces organized.
• Offered hands-on assistance to customers, assessing needs, and maintaining current knowledge of consumer preferences.

As a Parts Manager in a collision repair facility, you oversee the procurement, inventory management, and distribution of automotive parts required for vehicle repairs. Key responsibilities include:

• Managing inventory levels to prevent shortages and excesses.
• Coordinating with the repair team to ensure parts are available for scheduled repairs.
• Ordering and receiving parts, ensuring they meet quality standards.
• Tracking and maintaining accurate records of parts orders, usage, and returns.
• Establishing and maintaining relationships with suppliers and vendors.
• Implementing and overseeing efficient parts storage and retrieval systems.
• Ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
• Supervising parts department staff, including training and performance evaluations.

Strong organizational, negotiation, and communication skills are essential for success in this role, as is a detailed understanding of automotive parts and the repair process.

• Pulled parts off store shelves to fill customer orders.
• Kept records of pickups and deliveries and obtained necessary signatures and receipts.
• Safely and punctually delivered auto parts to local automobile stores from large distributor.
• Kept up-to-date records for clients and distribution center to maintain long-lasting relationships.

• Collected and disposed of trash in vehicle console spaces and under seats.
• Applied protective agents, including sealants, to protect surfaces.
• Shined vehicle windows and windshields to remove water spots.
• Provided exceptional customer service and addressed customer inquiries.
• Maintained car detailing equipment and supplies in optimal condition for daily demands.
• Washed, waxed, and buffed vehicle bodies for professional shine.