Part Sales Manager – Part Time

Autozone•Nacogdoches, TX

About The Position

The Parts Sales Manager plays a key role in driving sales performance, developing a high-performing team, and delivering exceptional WOW! Customer Service. Working under the Store Manager’s guidance, this role supports store performance and operations through leadership, employee development, inventory oversight, and customer service. The position also supports commercial and hub departments to help meet delivery and customer needs, while contributing to AutoZone’s mission of providing trusted automotive solutions.

Requirements

  • Demonstrated integrity, decision-making skills, and strong leadership abilities.
  • Availability for a flexible schedule, including mornings, nights, weekends, and overtime as needed.

Nice To Haves

  • Strong interpersonal skills and effective communication in both Spanish and English.
  • Previous experience in automotive retail.
  • Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certification.

Responsibilities

  • Assist the Store Manager in supervising, training, and developing employees and fostering a motivated, engaged team.
  • Communicate effectively with customers and employees to support smooth operations and positive experiences.
  • Monitor sales goals, inventory accuracy, and performance standards.
  • Follow store procedures; manage inventory and cash handling; control shrink; and support operational efficiency.
  • Collaborate with store staff and commercial department leaders to maintain smooth operations and excellent customer service.
  • Lead efforts to exceed sales targets, optimize inventory levels, process returns promptly, and maintain merchandising.
  • Enforce PPE use, promote risk management practices, and uphold company safety standards.
  • Assist in managing commercial and hub departments to support timely deliveries and customer needs.
  • Resolve customer concerns and store operational issues promptly while upholding company policies.
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