Diploma of Automotive Management

Automotive Warehouse Manager

An Automotive Warehouse Manager provides materials, equipment, and supplies by directing receiving, warehousing, and distribution services; supervising staff. They maintain physical condition of warehouse by planning and implementing new design layouts; inspecting equipment; issuing work orders for repair and requisitions for replacement. They maintain warehouse staff by recruiting, selecting, orienting, and training employees.

Automotive Aftermarket Manager

Automotive Aftermarket Manager would be required to manage all activities concerned with purchasing, which may include ordering, commercial negotiations, and delivery chasing.

Operations Manager

Automotive Operation Manager would be required to manage the businesses operations and ensure that the business meets its key business core objectivies. They may be responsible for the financial operations of the automotive workshop or allied business.

Purchasing Manager

Automotive Purchasing Manager would be required to manage all activities concerned with purchasing, which may include ordering, commercial negotiations, and delivery chasing.

Dealer Principal

Automotive Dealer Principal would be required to manage the dealerships operations and ensure that the business meets its key business stakeholder core objectivies. They are responsible for the financial operations of the automotive service and repair business.

Marketing Manager

Automotive Marketing manager would be required to manage and co-ordinate the businesses sales and marketing activities to ensure the business attracts and retains a long-term customer base.

Workplace Manager

Automotive Workplace manager would be required to perform the day to day operational role to manage and control an automotive workplace. They may serve customers, cost jobs, handle warranty claims, allocate work to technicians, road test cars, and assist with the diagnosis of vehicle faults.

Automotive Workshop Manager

Automotive Workshop Managers manage and control the mechanical workshop. They serve customers, cost jobs, handle warranty claims, allocate work to technicians, road test cars, and diagnose faults.

Area Manager

Automotive Area Manager would be required to manage the specific department operations and ensure the business meets its key business core objectivies. They may be responsible for the financial operations of the automotive area or allied business sector.

Automotive Services/Repair Manager

Automotive Service Repair Manager would be required to manage the overall operation for the service, repair and parts departments of an automotive retail service operation. They provide leadership in the handling of all matters, with customer satisfaction as the main objective. They are responsible for all facets of the service and repair workshop and the management of staff.

Automotive Purchasing Manager

Automotive Purchasing Managers are responsible for all activities concerned with purchasing, which may include ordering, commercial negotiations, and delivery chasing.

Automotive Retail Sales Manager

An Automotive Retail Sales Manager is responsible for managing new and used vehicle departments and for customer retention. To achieve this, they must effectively manage sales personnel, have a strong knowledge of the market, and an indepth understanding of all sales departments’ financial data as well as strong customer relations skills.

Customer Service Manager (Automotive)

Customer Service Managers in the automotive industry look after customer services including after-sales service, and work to maintain good customer relations.

Parts Manager

Automotive Parts Manager would be required to manage the ordering of automotive parts, components and service consumables that are required for the service and repair of vehicles and equipments within their business operation.