Customer Service Representative

Posted 8 days ago

glass guruColorado Springs (CO)

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About the role

Customer Service Representative As the primary person on the front lines of customer service, the Customer Service Rep handles inbound & outbound contact with customers including, but not limited to: Answer inbound phone calls promptly during business hours Respond to any voicemails and/or messages from answering service (if applicable)Respond to inbound email correspondence, forward on as appropriate Greet customers and all other visitors to the showroom (if applicable)Screen incoming leads/potential customers Schedule estimate appointments Quote product by telephone for clients/customers (if applicable)Assist Estimators with follow up on pending sales/ quotes by phone and/or email Strategically schedule work appointments for Installation Technicians, along with customers accordingly Troubleshoot issue from field if needed, working with GM/vendors and techs to find solutions Check order confirmations from fabricators/vendors for size and pricing accuracy Filing of daily work orders and estimates Ordering of all office / shop supplies Keeping office clean/tidy Qualifications &
Educational Requirements: HS Diploma or equivalent All candidates must be able pass initial background check and drug test
Preferred Skills: Excellent verbal/written communications skills Microsoft Office proficient (Word, Excel)Hardworking, motivated, with excellent organizational and time-management skills

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