Job Openings at Urysia Limited

Job Purpose 

• The Bodyshop Estimator will be responsible for assessing vehicle damage, preparing accurate repair estimates, liaising with insurance companies and customers, and ensuring that repairs are planned and costed in accordance with manufacturer standards, insurance requirements, and the company's profitability objectives. The role requires broad knowledge across all vehicle makes and models, working in a multibrand environment. 

Key Responsibilities 

• Conduct detailed inspections of accident-damaged vehicles across all makes and models. 
• Identify structural, cosmetic, mechanical, and hidden damage. 
• Determine repair or replacement requirements using OEM repair procedures applicable to each vehicle brand. 
• Prepare accurate repair estimates including labour, paint, materials, and replacement parts. 
• Submit estimates and supporting documentation to insurance companies. 
• Negotiate repair approvals and manage supplementary claims. 
• Explain repair procedures, costs, and timelines to customers. 
• Coordinate repair planning with workshop technicians and management. 
• Monitor repair progress and update estimates when required. 
• Ensure all repairs comply with OEM standards and quality requirements for each respective brand. 

Qualifications & Experience 

• Diploma in Automotive Engineering, Motor Vehicle Technology, Auto Body Repair, or a related field. 
• 4–5 years’ proven experience in collision repair estimating or Bodyshop operations. 
• Demonstrated experience working across multiple vehicle makes and models (multibrand environment). 
• Estimating Certification (TVET/CDACC framework). 
• Insurance Claims Administration Training (added advantage). 
• Experience using recognised estimating software (e.g. Audatex, GT Motive). 
   

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Job Purpose 

• The Parts Assistant will support the efficient operation of the Parts Department by ensuring accurate identification, procurement, storage, inventory control, and distribution of automotive parts and accessories. The role requires solid knowledge of European and American OEM brands, as well as excellent customer service and supporting workshop productivity. 

Key Responsibilities 

• Interpret VINs and vehicle specifications to ensure correct part identification. 
• Verify part numbers and supersessions across brands. 
• Receive, inspect, and accurately record incoming stock in the Inventory Management System. 
• Conduct stock counts and maintain inventory accuracy. 
• Monitor stock levels and initiate replenishment orders. 
• Raise purchase orders and follow up on outstanding supplier orders. 
• Manage emergency and special-order parts requirements. 
• Supply workshop technicians with the required parts on time. 
• Process parts returns and warranty claims. 
• Prepare quotations and respond to customer enquiries. 
• Promote genuine OEM parts and accessories. 

Qualifications & Experience 

• Bachelor’s degree or Diploma in Automotive Technology, Supply Chain Management, or a related field. 
• 3–5 years’ work experience in automotive parts operations or inventory management. 
• Demonstrated knowledge of European and/or American OEM parts (e.g. VAG Group, 
• Ford, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, GM). 
• Full understanding of Inventory Management principles and best practices. 
• Experience using an ERP system for stock management. 

Key Competencies 

• Automotive parts knowledge – European & American OEM brands 
• Inventory control and stock management 
• Customer service orientation 
• Attention to detail 
• Teamwork and communication skills 
• Strong organisational and time management skills