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Job Description: At least 2 years in automotive after sales (workshop). Class 3 driving licence with a minimum 2 years experience. Basic knowledge of car repair processes.
Company: KGC WORKSHOP PTE. LTD.Job Description: As a Purchasing Senior Executive, you will support Sale Team & Sale Manager/Director in purchasing/logistics activities. Meticulous with keen eye for detail.
Company: KGC WORKSHOP PTE. LTD.Job Description: Assist in sourcing for supplies, validation of vendors and invoices, negotiate pricing and place order with selected suppliers/vendors.
Company: KGC WORKSHOP PTE. LTD.Job Description: Registration of customers' details & Vehicle's details into System. Retails sales on product and basic services. Issue job cards (input mileage).
Company: KGC WORKSHOP PTE. LTD.Job Description: Class 3 driving with a minimum 2 years of experience. Minimum 5 years in automotive mechanic. Diagnostic & Coding for at least 1 European Vehicles.
Company: KGC WORKSHOP PTE. LTD.Data as of 2022-05-29 (New) with id 0. Database job listings: 1,003,289 jobs and growing
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