Office Assistant

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varsity heating coolingFederal Way (WA)
Office Clerks, GeneralPlumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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Junior

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$18.00 – $25.00 per hour

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About the role

Weekday hours, no nights, no weekends. Full training on everything you'll touch, so you don't need HVAC or permit experience walking in. And you get to own your work instead of waiting on someone to approve every step. Varsity installs heat pumps for homeowners around the South Sound. Small team, short chain of command, owners you'll actually talk to. It's the kind of place where the office work has weight to it, because when the permits and rebates run clean the crews stay booked and customers get paid back on time. The Job You keep the paperwork side of our heat pump installs moving Filing permit applications and tracking them through approval Submitting rebate paperwork so customers get their money back Keeping job files current in our CRM Scheduling inspections with crews and homeowners Data entry, filing, invoice and document prep Ordering supplies The occasional customer call or email. Not a call center. What You Get $18–$25/hr based on experience Monday through Friday, full time On-the-job training on every system and process Room to grow into more responsibility and more pay A small enough team that your work gets noticed No micromanagement. You'll know what needs to happen, then it's yours to handle. What You Need Organized, and you catch problems before they grow Comfortable on a computer, quick to pick up new software Clear in writing, since most of this job runs through email and CRM notes Some admin, scheduling, or customer service background Able to work without someone checking in on you every hour Pay: $18.00 – $25.00 per hour Work Location: In person J-18808-Ljbffr

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