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CALLING ALL DISPATCHERS!!!

LHH is currently seeking an experienced construction service Dispatcher for a growing team in Phoenix, Arizona. The reason this position is open due to someone else being promoted after a few years of working there. This is a fast-paced environment and service calls must be answered within 2 hours. The ideal candidate would have about 3+ years of dispatching experience within a construction setting.

Responsibilities:

- Dispatching and closing out calls

- Emergency dispatching similar to 911, medical and alarm calls where urgency is important

- Working in clients various 3rd party sites and software's

- Multitasking

- Prepares paperwork for escalated calls

- Will be working in multiple systems at a time

- Creating work orders

- Invoicing

- Answering and helping technicians immediately

- Providing correct ETA of arrival

- Assisting customers

Qualifications:

-Must be proficient in Microsoft Office Products

-High School Degree Required

- At least 1 year minimum of Customer Service Experience

Shifts on a rotation basis, some overnight shifts required.

Direct-Hire

Pay range: $22/hr - $29/hr depending on years of experience and position you qualify for.

If you have the qualifications above and are interested in this full time opportunity apply today!

Pay Details: $50,000.00 to $60,000.00 per year

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