Truckline is one of Australia’s leading suppliers of truck and trailer parts, with over 70 years of experience and 45 locations nationwide. As part of Bapcor Ltd, we offer stability, career growth, and access to some of the industry’s most recognised automotive brands.
Job Description
We’re looking for a motivated Parts Interpreter to join our busy Mackay (Paget) branch.
This is a hands-on, quick-paced role where you’ll work closely with customers and your team to keep trucks moving and businesses running. No two days are the same, and your contribution genuinely makes a difference.
What You’ll Be Doing
Assisting customers in-store, over the phone, and via email
Interpreting and sourcing truck and trailer parts
Processing sales, orders, credits, and invoices
Using systems and catalogues to find the right solutions
Supporting warehouse, dispatch, and stock control
Keeping the branch organised and running smoothly
Qualifications
Parts Interpreter experience or background in automotive, mechanical, or trades
Solid customer service skills
Detail-focused with positive organisational ability
Comfortable using systems and learning new tools
A reliable team player with a proactive attitude
Nice to Have
Truck or heavy vehicle parts knowledge
Automotive retail or workshop experience
Forklift (LF) licence
What You’ll Get
Stable, full time role with a national business
Supportive team environment
Ongoing training and development
Career progression opportunities within Bapcor
Additional Information
What’s in It for You?
Stable, full-time role with long-term career opportunities
Supportive and experienced team environment
Ongoing training and development
Work with leading truck and trailer brands
Immediate start available
Join Truckline
If you’re looking to build a long-term career in the automotive industry with a business that values your contribution.
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