quality control:

Ensure that all reforms and maintenance are made according to the required quality standards, and to adhere to OEM guidelines and company policies.

Supervising the reform process:

Supervising the entire repair process, from receiving the car to ending, to ensure efficiency and adhere to time tables.

Technical Administration:

Set work for technicians based on their skills, providing guidance, and monitoring their performance.

Problem solution:

Determining and solving problems related to reforms, including repeated complaints and technical challenges.

Resources Management:

Ensuring the availability of tools, equipment and the necessary spare parts.

Customer contacts:

Communicate with customers with regard to reform estimates, progress updates, and address any concerns.

Compliance with safety:

Ensure that all work is carried out in a safe way, and adhere to safety rules and procedures.

Documents:

Maintaining accurate records of repairs, used parts and other relevant information.

Continuous improvement:

Determine opportunities to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the reform process.