Installation of Accessories: The primary responsibility is installing a variety of aftermarket accessories such as: Interior Accessories: Examples include seat covers, floor mats, audio systems, dashboard trims, and interior lighting. Exterior Accessories: This includes items like roof racks, spoilers, body kits, grille guards, running boards, and custom decals. Functional Accessories: Accessories such as parking sensors, backup cameras, navigation systems, tow bars, and performance upgrades (e.g., exhaust systems, air filters). Customization: Working closely with customers to understand their preferences and needs for vehicle customization. This may involve recommending suitable accessories based on vehicle type, usage, and aesthetic preferences. Product Knowledge: Having a good understanding of various aftermarket accessories, their compatibility with different vehicle models, and installation requirements. This includes staying updated on new products and technologies in the automotive aftermarket industry. Installation Techniques: Using proper tools and techniques to ensure accessories are installed correctly and securely. This may involve electrical wiring, mounting brackets, drilling holes (if necessary), and integrating accessories with existing vehicle systems. Quality Control: Inspecting accessories before installation to ensure they are free from defects or damage. Conducting thorough checks after installation to verify proper functionality and appearance. Customer Service: Providing excellent customer service by addressing questions, explaining installation procedures, and ensuring customers are satisfied with the installed accessories. This may include demonstrating how to use certain features or settings. Problem Solving: Troubleshooting and resolving issues that may arise during installation, such as compatibility issues, fitment challenges, or unexpected obstacles. Safety and Compliance: Adhering to safety standards and regulations while installing accessories, especially those involving electrical components or modifications that affect vehicle performance. Documentation: Maintaining accurate records of installations, including parts used, labor hours, and any modifications made to the vehicle. This documentation helps track warranty information and provides a history of customization work. Team Collaboration: Collaborating with other automotive professionals, such as mechanics, sales associates, and service advisors, to ensure seamless customer experiences and efficient workflow. Overall, an Autom