The Service Manager – Two Wheeler is responsible for managing the complete service operations of the workshop, ensuring high customer satisfaction, optimal productivity, quality service delivery, and profitability. The role involves supervising technicians, handling customer escalations, maintaining service standards, and achieving service KPIs as per company guidelines.
Oversee daily workshop operations including job card opening, service scheduling, and delivery.
Ensure timely completion of services and repairs as per OEM standards.
Monitor productivity, efficiency, and utilization of technicians.
Ensure proper maintenance and calibration of tools and equipment.
Handle customer complaints and escalations professionally.
Ensure high Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI).
Conduct follow-ups for service feedback and repeat business.
Educate customers about service processes, maintenance, and value-added services.
Lead, train, and motivate service advisors, technicians, and support staff.
Conduct daily toolbox meetings and weekly performance reviews.
Ensure discipline, attendance, and adherence to workshop policies.
Identify training needs and coordinate technical training programs.
Coordinate with the spare parts department for availability and timely procurement.
Monitor spare parts consumption and control wastage.
Ensure proper documentation for parts issuance and returns.
Ensure all services comply with OEM guidelines and safety standards.
Monitor rework and warranty claim processes.
Ensure cleanliness, safety, and 5S standards in the workshop.
Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly service reports.
Track KPIs such as service load, revenue, labor sales, repeat repairs, and CSI.
Submit reports to management and OEM as required.
Strong technical knowledge of two-wheelers
Excellent customer handling and communication skills
Leadership and team management abilities
Problem-solving and decision-making skills
Knowledge of warranty, service processes, and dealer management systems (DMS)
Diploma / ITI / Graduate in Mechanical or Automobile Engineering
5–8 years of experience in two-wheeler service operations
Minimum 2–3 years in a supervisory or managerial role
Experience in authorized two-wheeler dealerships
Knowledge of OEM processes and audits
Ability to work under pressure and meet targets