A Day in the Life
You are the customer-facing bridge between the client and the workshop — receiving vehicles, diagnosing customer concerns, estimating repair costs, and communicating progress to build trust and secure return business.
- Meet customers at vehicle drop-off, document complaints, and perform visual walkarounds
- Translate customer-described symptoms into technical repair instructions for technicians
- Prepare accurate service cost estimates and obtain customer approval
- Manage workflow across multiple vehicles and allocate jobs to technicians
- Update customers on progress, additional findings, and revised costs
- Handle service billing, payment processing, and customer satisfaction follow-up
- Coordinate parts ordering with the parts department to minimise delays
- Process warranty claims and liaise with OEM technical support when required
Work Environment
Automotive dealership or workshop service reception — a customer-facing environment combining workshop access with a professional reception desk. Sri Lankan authorised service centres (Toyota, Nissan, Honda) place technical service advisors as the primary customer interface.
Skills Required
Required
Preferred
Technical Skills
Soft Skills
How to Qualify in Sri Lanka
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Frequently Asked Questions
You are the customer-facing bridge between the client and the workshop — receiving vehicles, diagnosing customer concerns, estimating repair costs, and communicating progress to build trust and secure return business.
