Customer Service Representative
american industrial heat transferKenosha (WI)
Customer Service Representative
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american industrial heat transferKenosha (WI)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description:
The American Industrial Heat Transfer, Inc. office that is located in the Kenosha, Wisconsin area near the airport has opening for a full time Customer service position. We require a minimum of 3 years experience in customer relations related to industrial applications. Computer proficiency is required as well as good communication skills. Salary to commensurate with experience,
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Description:
American Industrial Heat Transfer Inc is a manufacturing facility that specializes in producing heat exchangers. Our company offers a wide range of heat exchangers that are designed to address the needs of various industries. Our products are made using high-quality materials to ensure maximum efficiency and durability. We take pride in our experienced team of professionals who are dedicated to providing excellent customer service. We strive to ensure that our customers receive the best products and services. Contact us today to learn more about our heat exchangers.
Company Description:
American Industrial Heat Transfer Inc is a manufacturing facility that specializes in producing heat exchangers. Our company offers a wide range of heat exchangers that are designed to address the needs of various industries. Our products are made using high-quality materials to ensure maximum efficiency and durability. We take pride in our experienced team of professionals who are dedicated to providing excellent customer service. We strive to ensure that our customers receive the best products and services. Contact us today to learn more about our heat exchangers.
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