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Inventory Management$28,939 - $63,726  
   
Sales Management$28,000 - $66,000  
Inventory Control$33,341 - $58,500  
Purchasing$44,219 - $66,129  
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Parts Manager Job Description

People with the job title Parts Manager typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Sell spare and replacement parts and equipment in repair shop or parts store.

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Parts Manager - (City withheld for privacy), Maine, United States
For the first few years I worked, it was in a dead-end cashier job. I pulled myself out of that situation by continuing my education, in service and repair, but when I got home from school I found out how difficult someone in my position has it. Instead of working as a tech, I went into parts instead. Working for an autoparts chain, I thought I had a chance, a shot at something better. Only after wasting four years did I realize that speaking up for oneself will only get you terminated, especia...
Posted in I Was Fired on 1 Nov 2010
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Parts Manager - (City withheld for privacy), Illinois, United States
I have been in the construction equipment parts industry for a little over a year and a half. I was hired with NO experience at all and now I have been told that I am better than a couple of people they had before me with 10 years experience. This company is small and they take almost $400/month out of my check twice a month. I have a 4 year college degree and I do believe that I am worth more than I am paid and I feel that I am not going to be able to stay here if I don't start being appreci...
Posted in Benefits on 4 Dec 2009
What was my extended education for?
Parts Manager - (City withheld for privacy), Ohio, United States
I work for a small collision repair shop as the parts manager. Along with being parts manager, I now am the Detailer, and do all the miscelanious jobs needed there, such as oil changes, ect. I have an Associates degree in Automotive Technology, emphasized on the business side. I started my job making $8 an hour, and up to todays date, alomst a year later am making only $8.50 an hour. The shop recently hired a guy right out of highschool to do our miscelanious jobs around the shop, and is mak...
Posted in Fair Pay on 26 Oct 2006
 
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