Our client, a prominent real estate developer in downtown Toronto, is seeking aDirector of Customer Service to lead and elevate their customer experience division. This company is known for its innovative residential communities, and they need a dynamic leader to ensure homeowners receive exceptional service from the moment of purchase through post-occupancy.

The Role

As the Director of Customer Service, you will play a critical role in building and managing a customer-focused team while developing processes and procedures that align with industry standards, including the TARION Warranty Program and the Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) process. You’ll collaborate across departments to ensure a seamless transition from development to occupancy, with a focus on enhancing the overall customer experience.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the customer service team and set high standards for performance.
• Oversee the customer journey from purchase to post-occupancy,
  
  
  
  addressing escalated issues and improving customer satisfaction.
• Develop and implement customer service processes and ensure TARION and PDI compliance.
• Work cross-functionally with sales, operations, and construction teams to support a smooth homeowner transition.
• Identify opportunities for continuous improvement in service delivery and implement best practices.
• Report on key metrics related to customer satisfaction and service quality.

What You Bring

• Proven leadership experience in customer service, ideally in the residential real estate sector.
• Solid understanding of TARION Warranty and PDI processes.
• Ability to set up teams, processes, and procedures from scratch.
• Exceptional communication, problem-solving, and leadership skills.
• A data-driven, improvement-focused mindset.

Why This Opportunity?

• Join a leading company that is committed to building vibrant communities.
• Competitive compensation and benefits.
• The chance to shape and lead a key department within the organization.
• Work in a collaborative and supportive environment in downtown Toronto.