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Blakelands, Milton Keynes MK14 5BT, UK £37,500 per annum + Benefits Permanent Marketing and PR Bradford BD1 1HZ, UK £28K -£40K DOE and location + Company Van (Business Use Only) Permanent Customer Service Cambridge CB1 0GL, UK £28K -£40K DOE and location + Company Van (Business Use Only) Permanent Customer Service

About Dekra Automotive:

DEKRA Automotive is passionate, innovative, testing, creative and human. We have developed a reputation as market leaders, in providing sustainable business improvement solutions to the automotive industry since 1996.

Operating throughout the UK and Europe, our team of highly motivated and enthusiastic people are passionate about using their specialist skills to provide a first class service and cutting edge solutions.

Motivation is the driving force behind our solutions and we combine this with many years of industry experience to optimise our clients’ business performance. Our desire and willingness to help our clients achieve their goals makes us specialists in ‘auto-motivation’.

We offer a blended approach to help find the right solution for your specific business needs and are able to offer a diverse and comprehensive range of services including project management, selection and recruitment, standards audits, training programmes and in-dealership coaching. Ultimately, we have a proven track record for supplying measurable and sustainable business improvement to maximise our client’s efficiency and profits.

At DEKRA Automotive we work across all areas of the motor industry including:

Retail Sales Fleet Sales Aftersales – Parts and Service Used Cars Specialist Projects

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