• The Parts Supervisor is Directly responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Branch Parts Department
• Ensures the strategic and operating goals and objectives of the Parts Department are met while meeting established profit targets

• Manage parts sales process in support of our Dealers and OEM Programs.
• Warehouse operations and Inventory replenishment.
• Oversight of Parts related Safety programs.
• Training of Dealer Parts Staff on the Part ordering process.
• Pricing strategy and maintenance.
• Ensure to satisfy Customers and Dealers.
• Manage Parts online using inventory and ERP systems.
• Manage Customer retention and growth.
• Parts marketing and developing Parts Pricing Policies.
• Responsible for vendor interactions related to parts ordering and management.
• Overseeing inventory and inventory control.
• Control Revenue/margins/expense and budgets and absorption.

• Five years of Parts, Inventory management and supervision experience is required.
• Knowledge of Parts counter process, warehousing practices, and vendor systems.
• Knowledge of Heavy Equipment Parts.
• Supervisory or management experience.
• General financial knowledge is required.

• Parts management: 3 years (preferred).
• Management: 3 years (preferred).
• Heavy Equipment: 1 year (preferred).
• Dealership: 3 years (preferred).

About Reesink Canada Holdings:

Reesink Canada Holdings is a subsidiary of Royal Reesink, a Dutch company that started in 1786 as a blacksmith and has evolved into one of the largest equipment suppliers internationally.Canada is one of the main markets for Royal Reesink. We believe that both the agricultural and construction equipment market have big potential in Canada. That is why a Reesink Canada Holdings was founded as a dedicated entity for all Canadian activities.This provides an excellent match with Royal Reesink’s growth strategy, which is based in part on growth with existing brands in new markets.Royal Reesink has been representing CLAAS for over 65 years in the Netherlands and also represents CLAAS, HORSCH and MACDON in Kazakhstan. There are significant similarities between Western Canadian agriculture and agriculture in Kazakhstan, and therefore synergies can be realised.