Automotive Parts Advisor - Whitby

Job opportunity

Expected salary range

$21

Job status

Full-time

Location

Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited
Whitby, ON, Canada

Workplace

On site

Job Description

Join PartSource as an Automotive Parts Advisor in Whitby!

Become a key player in the automotive industry by helping customers find the right parts using our advanced systems. Enjoy a competitive hourly wage, comprehensive benefits, and performance incentives. This role values your passion for automobiles and commitment to exceptional customer service. You'll receive safety gear upon hire and opportunities for career growth and product discounts. Embrace a diverse and inclusive workplace where your skills and experience truly matter.

What You'll Do:

  • Identify and sell automotive parts using our systems
  • Advise customers on product features and warranties
  • Maintain store standards and safety protocols

Why You'll Love It:

  • Competitive pay and great benefits
  • Performance bonuses and career growth
  • Supportive, inclusive company culture

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Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited

Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited

🚗 Exciting opportunity for automotive enthusiasts! Join PartSource in Whitby as a Parts Advisor. Earn $18.60 to $21.00/hr with benefits, incentives, and growth potential! Be pivotal in helping customers find the right parts while enjoying a supportive work environment. Perfect for those passionate about cars and customer service. Apply today! 🔧💼

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