Unit Manager Customer Care
$50,000.00/Annual
ApplyUnit Manager Customer Care
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$50,000.00/Annual
About the role
- Keep both the company goals and customer expectations in mind when overseeing daily operations
- Coach and provide career development to the staff
- Correct non-compliant behavior and impose corrective action as required
- Understand the corporate culture, policies, and goals, and take measures to implement these into daily work routines
- Manage the operational activities of the department in accordance with established policies and procedures
- Manage a team with varied duties to include supervisors and agents
- Administrative duties to include daily/weekly/monthly reports
- Responsible for staff scheduling to include work assignments/rotations, employee breaks, overtime assignment, and back up for absent employees
- Conduct employee performance reviews
- Job Qualifications and Competencies: Proven success as a Team Leader with ability to preplan manpower and equipment
- Ability to work independently, set and meet own deadlines
- Ability to work well with all levels of management and support staff
- Able to defuse conflicts among team members
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office SuitePrior experience with internal controls processes for accountable items
- Two (2) years of supervisory experience in both Ramp and Customer Service
- Working knowledge of Airport Operations Area (AOA) environment
- Extensive knowledge of QIK, Sabre, and the Internal Controls Manual (ICM)
- Bachelor's Degree in Aviation, Business, or related field
- WorkEnvironment: Use of computers and other office equipment
- Airport terminal environment, subject to varied weather conditions and elevated noise levels
- All shifts including weekends, nights, holidays and/or irregular shifts
- Frequent stooping, bending, kneeling, walking, standing, reaching, lifting, climbing up and down stairs
- Handle objects up to 70 pounds
- Assist passengers with disabilities, including, but not limited to, pushing wheelchairs
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