Plumbing Service Manager
$90,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$90,000 per year
About the role
- Lead, manage, and hold plumbing technicians accountable through 1:1s, team meetings, coaching, and performance reviews
- Maintain consistent involvement in company-sponsored and team-building activities
- Track technician performance and customer interactions, providing individualized coaching
- Partner closely with Dispatch to ensure the right plumber is assigned to the right job
- Meet weekly with the Dispatch Manager to review schedules, technician needs, and scorecards
- Provide ongoing service and sales performance support through ride-alongs, site visits, and coaching
- Represent, train, and reinforce the Radiant brand and customer experience at all times
- Understand, enforce, and optimize ServiceTitan processes
- Collaborate with leadership to develop motivation and incentive programs aligned with company goals
- Create, reinforce, and enforce truck restock and inventory standards
- Enforce quality workmanship across the plumbing service team
- Oversee technician technical assessments and checklist completion
- Lead safety meetings and promote a safe work environment
- Oversee customer issue resolution, including site visits, follow-up calls, and coordination with Finance when needed
- Plumbing license appropriate to role (Journeyman or higher preferred)
- Valid, clean driver’s license
- If you’re ready to lead from the front, coach a strong plumbing team, and own weekend performance, we’d love to talk.#RadiantATX1
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