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Title: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Willbar on January 28, 2010, 05,21:22 AM Misterbenz is located in Moorabbin, and is a leading supplier of new and used spare parts for Mercedes Benz vehicles.
We are currently seaking a exsperienced automotive spare parts interpreter and 2 i c. Excellent working conditions are provided along with a 40 hr week with an attractive salary package including a fully maintaned company vehicle. The applicant must be of a hard working positive attitude type and be honest and reliable. Some delivery duty's are also required so a current Vic drivers license is required. Age is no barrier but there is some heavy lifting involved. The applicant must also have good peoples skills both on the telephone and face to face. Please call Will Munro on 0414354317 Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Peter r on January 28, 2010, 09,41:59 AM A mate of mine would suit your requirement, the next time i'm at the Alice Springs havin a drink in the Todd river (Lady in the boat)i will get him to send you a SMS (Smoke Multiple Signals)
Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: chrism on January 28, 2010, 09,52:53 AM I've always wondered what a parts interpretor does.
Are they like the bloke I go and see in bursons when I need a part? Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Willbar on January 28, 2010, 08,58:14 PM Thanks Pete, Yep thats the ones Chris, Like a lot of employees today it is hard to find a good one who takes the time to make sure that the correct parts are being supplied. Will
Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: OZinUS on February 02, 2010, 04,22:02 AM Would this help satisfy the requirements. :) Although the travel time to work may wear me out.
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/OZinUS/P2010128.jpg) Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Willbar on February 02, 2010, 04,51:04 AM Yep when can you start, I will even pay your AMTRA membership. Will
Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Serge C on February 02, 2010, 06,19:15 AM Would this help satisfy the requirements. :) Although the travel time to work may wear me out. Now you're just showin' off! ;D Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Peter r on February 02, 2010, 10,06:01 AM Would this help satisfy the requirements. :) Although the travel time to work may wear me out. Hey Stwart, how much for a service on my Vito 115 ??(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e50/OZinUS/P2010128.jpg) And how do i rest the 2 spanners that are shown on the cluster ?? Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Peter r on February 02, 2010, 10,30:05 AM Yep when can you start, I will even pay your AMTRA membership. Will That means you and i are paying his membership fees, so he's good for 2 years !!!Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Serge C on February 02, 2010, 11,07:48 AM Hey Stwart, how much for a service on my Vito 115 ?? And how do i rest the 2 spanners that are shown on the cluster ?? STWART?? REST?? wtf?? ??? Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: OZinUS on February 02, 2010, 01,56:37 PM Hey Stwart, how much for a service on my Vito 115 ?? And how do i rest the 2 spanners that are shown on the cluster ?? STWART?? REST?? wtf?? ??? I think he means "reset" the service indicator.. actually we dont have Vito's over here. We just started selling Sprinter's on Jan 6th 2010. They were sold over here under the Dodge network, until MB ditched the Chrysler group. Bring up the service indicator in the cluster with the key on, then push the reset button on the cluster, while holding the reset button, turn the key off, then back on. all within 4 seconds. keep holding until the cluster display changes. It should be in the owners manual somewhere. Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Peter r on February 03, 2010, 03,26:36 AM Yes, i did mean RESET.
Thanks i will give it a go. Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Willbar on February 03, 2010, 03,40:39 AM should not have told him Stew he is going to desert us for a hyundia van. Will
Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Peter r on February 03, 2010, 05,48:08 AM should not have told him Stew he is going to desert us for a hyundia van. Will Can't see the point in spending 20k more. And you get a 5 year Warranty.And the services don't cost 1.3k. And Blah Blah Blah.And And And.Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Willbar on February 03, 2010, 08,13:56 AM So Why did u buy a berg when you could be riding a Yammy for 5k less ? Compare the safety of the Benz to the Korean vehicle and it just won't stand up and whats 20k over 5 years.
Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Peter r on February 03, 2010, 08,23:56 AM So Why did u buy a berg when you could be riding a Yammy for 5k less ? Compare the safety of the Benz to the Korean vehicle and it just won't stand up and whats 20k over 5 years. Yammy's are all Blue and after 4 years it works about the same.50+ k is to much for what it is. And with the rest of the $$$ you can buy a new Berg.Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: chrism on February 03, 2010, 08,38:03 AM We have a few vito's and the VW equivalent at work.
Hate to say it but the Merc's are crap. The van's get a real flogging and the Vito's are rattly, noisy and always breaking. Mechanically there ok but it's things like sliding doors not opening, then when I do give them the appropriate encouragement they won't shut. Door's not locking etc. I can't speak on the quality of the car's I'd love to own one! I also can't really speak on the quality of the cheaper vans. But I was very disappointed with the vitto. Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Peter r on February 03, 2010, 09,40:05 AM We have a few vito's and the VW equivalent at work. See Will-i-am , Vito's aren't that good!Hate to say it but the Merc's are crap. The van's get a real flogging and the Vito's are rattly, noisy and always breaking. Mechanically there ok but it's things like sliding doors not opening, then when I do give them the appropriate encouragement they won't shut. Door's not locking etc. I can't speak on the quality of the car's I'd love to own one! I also can't really speak on the quality of the cheaper vans. But I was very disappointed with the vitto. Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Serge C on February 03, 2010, 10,06:59 AM The van's get a real flogging and the Vito's are rattly, noisy and always breaking. Perhaps you should stop hitting them with the heads of suspects! ::) Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: Paul Smith on February 03, 2010, 11,14:03 AM What is this VAN - tra ?
Title: Re: Automotive Spare Parts Interpreter Position Available Post by: David Smith on February 03, 2010, 11,46:11 AM The KIA Pregio's are a good van
about the only thing they have wrong is they wear the insides of the tyre's when fully loaded all the time... we have a few that come in and they get one hell of a beating and they always hold up, most i've done other than the normal service stuff on one was a alternator and that was about the 240k mark |