Service Coordinator
Posted 18 days ago
artechPhoenix (AZ)
Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and AmbulanceElectrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$30 - $32/Hr
About the role
Service CoordinatorWe are currently seeking a Service Coordinator for a Contract role with one of our clients based in Phoenix, AZ. Please apply if you would be interested and available for it. Duration: 12+ Months Contract Pay Range: $30 - $32/Hr on W2 Location: Phoenix, AZ / OnsiteJob Description:Coordinate end-to-end service requests including new installs, upgrades, relocations, and energization of electric service.Interface directly with customers (phone and in-field) to assess needs, explain requirements, and move projects forward.Act as liaison between Client teams, contractors, and customers to ensure alignment and timely completion.Triage and vet incoming customer requests, routing work appropriately and supporting service coordination workflows.Manage scheduling and prioritize multiple active requests while maintaining accuracy and responsiveness.Conduct field visits and customer meetings using a client vehicle to support job site coordination.Required Experience:Experience in a customer-facing role or construction environment.High school diploma or GED required.Construction-related background required, utility exposure preferred.Proven experience interacting with customers at job/installation sites.Strong customer service, communication, organization, and multitasking skills.Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and effectively prioritize workload.Regards,Raksha Saxena Cell: 973.394.3946 Email: raksha.saxena@artech.com
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