Customer Service Dispatcher HVAC (British Columbia)

Customer Service Dispatcher HVAC (British Columbia)

05 Nov
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Riverstone Management
|
British Columbia

05 Nov

Riverstone Management

British Columbia

Support residential and commercial customers as a Service Dispatcher with Westisle Heating & Cooling in Duncan, British Columbia. Manage calls and schedules weekdays.
Reporting to the Service Administration Manager, this permanent full time position serves as the hub among customers, technicians and the office. Responsibilities include answering calls, booking maintenance visits, creating Service Fusion work orders, submitting warranty paperwork, and coordinating installation details. The role suits customer-facing professionals from logistics, trucking, towing, hospitality, retail or call centres.
Key Responsibilities: Answer inbound calls promptly and professionally
Make outbound calls to book residential maintenance visits
Create accurate work orders using Service Fusion




Submit equipment warranty paperwork weekly
Keep customers informed about changing timelines
Requirements: Experience in customer service, dispatch or administrative coordination
Ability to manage high call and task volumes
Comfort with computers and Microsoft Office
Service Fusion, ServiceTitan or similar experience is an asset
Legally eligible to work in Canada
Use your customer service, scheduling and administrative coordination strengths to support Westisle Heating & Cooling operations.

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📌 Customer Service Dispatcher HVAC (British Columbia)
🏢 Riverstone Management
📍 British Columbia

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