Automotive Junior Service Advisor

Job opportunity

Expected salary range

$60,000

Job status

Full-time

Location

401 Group of Companies
Winnipeg, MB, Canada

Workplace

On site

Job Description

Join Inland Truck & Equipment as an Automotive Junior Service Advisor!

Are you ready to drive your career forward in a supportive and innovation-focused environment? At Inland, a leader in heavy-duty truck sales and service, we're ALL IN on your growth, offering competitive pay of $20-$30/hr or $55,000-$60,000 yearly, plus a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, RRSP matching, and more.

Your Role: Lead exceptional customer service through scheduling, estimating, and advising customers on vehicle maintenance while becoming a key player in our team culture.

Why Inland? With 1,700+ employees across North America and a commitment to safety, teamwork, and technology, Inland is more than a workplace — it's a career destination.

Apply now and accelerate your career with Inland!

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401 Group of Companies

401 Group of Companies

🚚 Kickstart your career as an Automotive Junior Service Advisor at Inland Truck & Equipment in Kelowna, BC! Enjoy competitive hourly wages ($20-$30) or yearly salary ($55,000-$60,000), great benefits, and growth opportunities in a team-oriented environment. If you have a customer-focused mindset and want to be part of a leading industry team, this is your chance to thrive. Apply today and be ALL IN on a rewarding career! 🌟

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