Dispatcher
arsrescue rooterManassas (VA)
$20 - $23 per hour
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ARS-Rescue Rooter Overview: Pay: $20 - $23 per hour Schedule: (MUST BE FLEXIBLE) Ability to work around business needs, including rotating weekends and shifts starting as early as 7am and ending as late as 9pmFull-time, year-round work Join ARS, the nation’s largest provider of residential HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services with 7,000+ team members and over 45 years of experience.
What We Offer:
Weekly pay via direct depositPaid training and onboardingInsurance available after 31 daysLow-cost medical (as low as $5/week) Dental, vision, HSA/FSA401(k) with company match13 days PTO + 8 paid holidaysCompany-paid life insuranceClean office environment with strong team cultureCareer growth within a national service network Responsibilities: Ensure service technicians are dispatched efficiently and customer needs are met promptly. Manage call flow from our service platform, coordinate scheduling, and guide field teams throughout the day. Strong communication and local area knowledge are key to success in this role.
Qualifications:
What You Need: Prior dispatch, scheduling, or call center experienceProficiency in Microsoft Office and multi-line phone systemsFamiliarity with local geography to support route planningMust report daily to the office (not a remote position) Flexibility to work assigned shifts and weekend rotations as neededMust pass background check and drug screening Note: This posting outlines potential pay ranges and opportunities, which are not guaranteed and do not represent a formal offer. Additional compensation may be offered based on experience and will be outlined in an offer letter addendum. ARS is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or any other protected status under applicable federal, state, or local laws. Privacy policy available upon request.
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