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Vehicle Damage Assessor

Salary: £50,000

Location: Rugby

Job type: Permanent

Category: Rugby

New Permanent role for a Vehicle Damage Assessor required for a modern, leading repair group operating throughout the West Midlands. Immediate start available. My Client has been been established for over 25 years and have a reputation for quality repairs and outstanding customer service. They have strong relationships with insurance partners built on years of working together to provide an excellent repair journey for their customers. We are looking to add an experienced Vehicle damage assessor (VDA) to the team at our Rugby repair centre. Monday to Friday 7am to 4pm (Hours can be adjusted) You must be able to methodically and accurately inspect and assess all elements of a vehicle that has sustained damage and produce accurate and detailed repair specifications in line with our BS10125 accreditation. As we work with Insurance Companies, we would prefer for our VDA's to have experience within this sector. We would also prefer for applicants to have at least 3 years’ experience as a VDA. We are looking for somebody with: • ATA or NVQ VDA Qualifications • Good customer service skills • Organised • Proactive •Must be able to use AUTOFLOW and have a uk License .In return we will offer you a competitive salary starting from £42,000 - £50,000 depending on skills and experience. In addition, They also offer: * Long Service Awards payable on years 5, 10, 15 and 20. * Employee Rewards Programme saving up to £2500 per year on discounts with over 6000 retailers. * A company pension scheme and 24 days annual leave + Bank Holidays. * Wellness programme with dedicated Employee Assistance Programme helpline and Death in Service benefit. Please apply today or call Amy on (phone number removed) for further details

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