Office Operations Assistant

Tullahoma, TN
Full Time
Mid Level
Roscoe Brown Inc. has been in business in Middle Tennessee since 1940. For over 80 years we have been dedicated to our neighbors, community, and friends. We are passionate people that empower employee success. We are hiring an Office Operations Assistant in Tullahoma, TN.

The ideal Roscoe Brown Office Operations Assistant:
  • Strong communicator through verbal and written communication
  • Dedicated to providing 5 Star customer service
  • Maintains company core values in each work environment – positivity, respect, integrity, and commitment
  • Self-motivated, team player that is always willing to learn, teach and motivate.
  • Goal driven with the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
  • Positive, team player that works hard to ensure customer satisfaction.
  • Adaptable, organized, and driven
Roscoe Brown Office Operations Assistant Benefits
  • Health Insurance, 401K, & PTO
  • 40 hours a week guaranteed
  • Endless opportunities for learning & leadership growth
Requirements & skills required for the Roscoe Brown Tullahoma Office Operations Assistant – (included, but not limited to):
  • Convert incoming customer service calls into booked service appointments.
  • Excellent customer service skills with Roscoe Brown staff and customers.
  • Attention to detail with customers and office staff.  
  • Dispatch work orders to the right technician. 
  • Work closely with the service manager to ensure dispatching processes are refined. 
  • Relay accurate information to technicians to ensure a proficient and quality customer experience.
  • Professional behavior that establishes customer rapport, encouraging repeat business.
  • Respond to customer requests, resolve issues, and promote the brand.
  • Collect and confirm customer information when setting up service and billing accounts.
  • Create jobs, work orders, and assign products to track serial numbers on equipment installations and other jobs.
  • Create the invoice (billing) for jobs once complete to include model and serial number and applicable warranty of the equipment.  Ensure invoices are mailed to the correct billing address.
  • Record job costs based on material worksheets provided by the installers and record applicable reserves and supplies expense.
  • Coordinate the submittal of financing documents with TVA, Wells Fargo Greensky and Good Leap, and follow up to ensure payment is received.
  • Order parts and stay in contact with customers about their parts order.
  • Call customers and schedule parts to be installed.
  •  File all parts warranties.
  • Conduct Over-The-Counter Sales for parts and filters.  Pull applicable parts and filters from stock, determine the retail price, and complete the sale.
  • Ensure maintenance customers are called and taken care of daily.

If you are interested in this position apply online TODAY at Roscoebrown.com. 

All candidates are required to undergo a pre-employment background check and drug screening.


Our office is located at 410 S Roosevelt Street Tullahoma, TN.
 
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