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Pierre's Body Shop

Estimator

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Estimator Pierre's Body Shop - 4.5 Sioux Falls, SD Job Details Full-time $20 - $25 an hour 4 hours ago Benefits Dental insurance Vision insurance 401(k) matching Qualifications Customer follow-ups Mid-level Estimating software for insurance claims CCC One Computer-aided vehicle damage estimating Experience working in the automotive repair industry Coordinating with insurance clients Post-sales relationship building Mitchell Estimating Estimating for automotive body repair Pre-sales Sales follow-up Closing sales Full Job Description Pierre's Body Shop Inc. is looking for a collision repair estimator. We are a long standing family owned business in Sioux Falls since 1958. We are an independent collision repair facility that prides ourself on outstanding customer service and quality repair. We are an up to date ICAR Gold facility that does require on going training from all employees. Job duties include customer sales - initial esitmating on scheduled and walk in estimates. After the sale - working with technicians and insurance companies on any supplements, keeping customer's updated through out the repair process and delivering the vehicle upon completion. Securing all payments for the final and closing files. Experience in the collision repair field is prefered with knowledge on repair methods and estimating experience in CCCone and Mitchell Connect. Benefits inlcude Medical, dental, and vision after 90 day period. 401K match after 1 year of employment. #hc255031

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