Automotive Warranty Administrator Position Available In Aiken, South Carolina
Tallo's Job Summary: An Automotive Warranty Administrator in North Augusta, SC manages warranty claims for a dealership, ensuring proper documentation, adherence to guidelines, and timely payments. Responsibilities include parts tracking, customer communication, record-keeping, reconciliation, staying informed on recalls, and providing excellent customer service. The role also involves processing claims, verifying eligibility, and following up on rejected claims.
Job Description
Automotive Warranty Administrator Autorecruitment usa North Augusta, SC An Automotive Warranty Administrator manages and processes warranty claims for a dealership, ensuring proper documentation, adherence to manufacturer guidelines, and timely payment for covered work. This role involves interacting with customers, technicians, and manufacturers to resolve warranty-related issues. They also track warranty parts, maintain records, and stay updated on recalls and bulletins.
Key Responsibilities:
Parts Tracking:
Tracking warranty parts, coordinating returns, and ensuring proper disposal of parts.
Communication:
Communicating with customers about claim status and resolving any issues.
Record Keeping:
Maintaining accurate records of warranty claims, customer information, and service history.
Record Reconciliation:
Reconciling warranty receivables with payments and working with the accounting department.
Staying Informed:
Keeping up-to-date on factory recalls, bulletins, and warranty procedures.
Customer Service:
Providing excellent customer service by addressing warranty-related questions and concerns.
Other Duties:
Assisting with other clerical duties as needed, such as cashier tasks or telephone duties.
Processing Warranty Claims:
Reviewing and processing warranty claims, ensuring proper documentation and compliance with manufacturer guidelines.
Claim Verification:
Verifying claim eligibility, ensuring all required paperwork is complete, and following up on rejected claims.