Trades Dispatcher - Danville Office
cu under constructionDanville (IL)
Trades Dispatcher - Danville Office
Posted 16 days ago
cu under constructionDanville (IL)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Trade Dispatcher This position will work out of our Danville office located at:
511 E. Main St.
Danville, IL 61832
Benefits:
Competative Wages
Company Subsidized Health Insurance Package
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
401K
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance (At Employees Expense)
Company Vehicle (Qualifying Positions Only)
Company Provided Tools
Commission Opportunities Available
The Trade Dispatcher is responsible for providing administrative support to department heads of C-U Trade Services. This position reports directly to Trades Office Manager. Job responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
Receive all incoming trade services calls.
Schedule all incoming service for C-U Plumbing, C-U HVAC and C-U Electric.
Provide back up support to phones and scheduling.
Register all new HVAC equipment for warranty.
Maintain orderly equipment warranty registration, SPIFF and home protection service agreement files.
Registers Ameren Allied (incentive program).
Responsible for submitting all trade permit applications.
Responsible for Julie Dig requests for trades.
Schedule inspections as needed.
Google calendartrades.
Receive customer work order emails and schedule.
Enters contracts into Field Edge.
Reviews all invoices for finalization.
Maintains service agreement in Field Edge
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