Bradley Schurr

I check in all incoming collision work by washing the vehicles, taking photos of the vehicles and tagging the vehicles so that the technicians knows that they have the correct vehicle to work on. When vehicles are completed, I do a quality control to make sure everything works like it should, fitments are correct and nothing is missing. I then proceeded to check the paint work for flaws like runs, orange peal, dirt. I will wet sand, buff and polish what needs to be fixed. I then clean the vehicle inside and out. I also help out the used car department to help fix scratches or brush touch when they are in a bind. At the end of the day I will bring all vehicle that are missing windows or doors into the shop so that they are out of the elements .

My duties were to check in new and used inventory. This would include installing plate frames, stock tags, fueling them up and a wash of the exterior if needed then placing them in the correct staging area. I would make sure the lot and inventory is near and organized. I would assist the sales manager and staff with what ever was needed. I would make dealer trade if needed and other errands that was needed to be done. At night I would detail inventory for our used car outlet center. I would wash, buff and wax the exterior, detail engine compartment and detail the wheels. I would detail the interior, shampoo the seats and floors and scrub the dash, doors and consoles. The vehicles would be ready for delivery or the lot the next morning.

My duties included pulling parts to be delivered to local repair shop and pick up any returns or cores if they had any. I would perform weekly and monthly inventory checks, restock inventory, assist customers that came into the retail store and look up parts and place orders when needed. I would be responsible for closing the store at night and sometimes opening on a Saturday when scheduled to open,