Automotive Service Advisor
Preferred Auto & Fleet Service
Job Description
Full description from the employer, as published by Adzuna.
Job Description Job Description Looking for a job where you're more than just a cog in the machine? Want to actually like the people you work with and feel proud of what you do? You're in the right place! Preferred Auto & Fleet Service in Thunder Bay, ON is hiring a full-time Service Advisor who's ready to jump in and make a difference. If that sounds like you, keep reading to learn just a few of the perks of joining us! GET THE BENEFITS YOU DESERVE WHILE DOING WHAT YOU LOVE: Competitive pay of…
This is a short excerpt. Read the full ad at the source (Adzuna)
Apply for this job
Job Overview
Company
Preferred Auto & Fleet Service
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
C$49,920 - C$83,200 per year
About This Listing
This job comes from Adzuna and is shown as published there. Dev Global Jobs has not checked the employer. Apply only on the official page and never pay a fee to apply.
At a glance
| Salary (as listed) | C$49,920 - C$83,200 per year |
|---|---|
| Location | Thunder Bay, Ontario |
| Against the national average wage | about 78% of CAD 85,588 (OECD, 2025) |
| Job type | Full-time |
| Date posted | 30 Sep 2026 |
| Open jobs in this city | 41 in Thunder Bay |
| Source | Adzuna; apply on adzuna.ca |
Similar jobs
- VH
Prosthetic Representative (Service Chief)
Veterans Health Administration · Harlingen, Texas
about 5 hours ago
- US
Food Service Worker NA-02
United States Army Installation Management Command · Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona
about 7 hours ago
- T
Creative Operations Manager
Toptal · Canada
about 7 hours ago
- T
Enterprise Sales Development Representative
Toptal · Canada
about 7 hours ago
- O
Senior Product Manager - UI Platform
Okta · New York, New York; Toronto, Ontario, Canada
36 minutes ago
Ask CSI about this job
Ask the site's assistant. Answers link to jobs and tools on Dev Global Jobs.
Review Dev Global Jobs
Used this site to find a job? Tell other job seekers what worked and what did not.