Commercial HVAC Customer Service Representative in Tempe

Posted 14 days ago

energy jobline zrTempe (AZ)
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and InstallersPlumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionDescriptionAuthority HVAC, a HVAC provider for retail chains, is seeking a Customer Service position.Authority HVAC is utilized by major apparel, home furnishings, electronics, hospitality, and other specialty retail chains to maintain the heating and air conditioning services for their retail stores across the United States. The company performs these services through a combination of local service providers and our own directly employed service technicians.The role of the Customer Service Representative position is to lead the "repair request" process from the point it's received by the customer to the point the repair is completed at the store. There are multiple steps in this process, but the most important aspect of the role is "Customer Service Excellence"- showing each customer the respect, urgency, and communication level necessary to make us shine!!Responsibilities and DutiesAcknowledging receipt of service requestsDispatching service requests to assigned vendorsConfirming receipt and schedule datesMonitoring ETA commitments from vendorsConfirming completionMonitoring each phase of the service request process and communicating each milestone to the customer either via e-mail or via third-party customer portal.Reviewing paperwork from each service request for compliance prior to submitting to billingRequirements2-3 years experience in customer service position directly in HVAC, Plumbing, or ConstructionExperience in trade industries, facilities managementPC fluent including MS OfficeTyping minimum 20-30 wpmCommercial HVAC Industry knowledge requiredSuccessful candidates will be able to demonstrate skill sets such as organization, attention to detail, ability to handle pressure, task , and foster interpersonal relationships

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