Automotive dealer workshop equipment supplier Precision Automotive has two new faces.
Service managers in Tasmania can expect to meet Precision’s new equipment specialist Lee Young, while South Australia dealers will meet sales and customer service specialist Jason Harden in due course.
Bapcor-owned Precision’s continued growth has allowed for expansion into Tasmania and South Australia, with Young and Harden providing local equipment servicing and sales in addition to the company’s national team.
Young arrives with automotive workshop experience, particularly in wheels and tyres, and 13 years with Powerrex Engineering which is an OEM for Heshbon and Caizer hoists.
Young came to Australia from the United Kingdom in 1986 but moved to Tasmania last year.
Harden began with an auto-electrical apprenticeship from an Adelaide high school.
He co-owned a workshop before moving into sales at Automotive Service Solutions – now United Automotive Solutions following a buy-out from United Diesel Injection – supplying spare parts from AC Delco, Bosch, Delphi, Denso, NTK, Mitsubishi, PBR, Siemens, VDO, Walbro and more.
Harden’s expertise, particularly five years in diagnostic sales and programming, will support South Australia’s growing urban and rural dealership networks, Precision says.
“New Tasmanian and South Australian Precision Equipment appointments join existing specialists based in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, ensuring proximity to dealerships and major independent automotive repair workshop operators nationwide,” ,” Precision says.
“Precision Equipment is renowned for supplying dealerships nationwide with the highest quality workshop equipment supported by levels of customer service, support and training,” the company states.
That ensures automotive service and repair workshops across the country have access to a globally sourced and selected range of premium workshop equipment products.
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