Dispatcher

Posted 8 days ago

stanley steemerSandy (UT)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Dispatcher Stanley Steemer is a fun, hands-on, team-oriented company. Our branch in Sandy is hiring a dispatcher to be responsible for scheduling, organizing, and monitoring activities of our fleet and equipment while off premises. The dispatcher will be responsible for the dispatching of vehicles and equipment and assigning the right crew to the right job in a timely manner. Provide unparalleled customer service, collect data, paperwork, and payment. The dispatcher will drive company business through effectively coordinating a team effort and provide technical support in branch operations. Why Stanley Steemer? Weekly Pay!
Excellent Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision and Wellness Paid Holidays, Sick Leave and Vacation Life Insurance + Optional Family Life Insurance Short-term and Long-term Disability 401(k)+ Match Stability and provides a path to career advancement Discounts on Stanley Steemer Products and Services Family-owned and operated since 1947U.S. manufactured equipment and technicians trained in-house Stanley Steemer hires the highest quality individuals to serve our customers. Therefore, candidates will be required to pass a drug test, and criminal background check. Available to work Saturdays Strong knowledge of computer systems Excellent communication, both written and verbal Maintain communication and ensure employees have adequate knowledge and resources to accomplish assigned duties Excellent organization and problem-solving skills Administrative work (answering phones, filing and data input)Attention to detail and accuracy

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