A & E Security and Electronic Solutions
DISPATCHING
A & E Security and Electronic Solutions, Mcminnville, Oregon, United States, 97128
About the Role
Dispatching jobs are in demand and a great long‑term career choice. Choosing to up your game and make a career as a Dispatching Person is a great way to grow with the industry, and gain knowledge about managing projects and personnel, as well as dealing with the ever‑changing environment when doing construction and especially custom installations. You can have a thriving career working for some of the premier companies thanks to the constant and steady growth custom projects. What Does a Dispatching Person Do?
Depending on the size of the company you work for, a Dispatching person can either be a combination of roles as Customer Service, Technical Support, and Dispatching, and maybe Materials Management, or a person who simply manages the interactions between the needs of clients and technicians. A Dispatcher is the person who closely tracks projects as they progress through construction and interacts with internal operational departments and clients and drives schedules to ensure that everything we need and do is done in a timely and efficient manner. Employer and Client Benefits
Employers and clients benefit greatly by having qualified Dispatchers. Responsibilities of a Dispatcher
We complete a wide range of specific tasks to ensure that all aspects of the client’s project are going smoothly. You interact with internal sales people, other operations staff, and material management. A Dispatcher is the person who does the scheduling between technicians and the client on the jobs they manage. Additionally, you are the person who interacts with the client, their general contractor and associated trades that have systems which will interact with ours. And of course, you do documentation and billing of our work. Education Requirements
You must have at least a GED or a high school diploma to be considered. It is a plus if you have some advanced education in the areas of Project Management, Business, or Accounting. Being a quick and constant learner is a must for this position. Skills
You should have a good foundational knowledge of Customer Service and Project Management, and a basic understanding of how the construction process works. You also need strong written and verbal communication skills, as you will need to interact with team members, clients, and management. As you progress, it is vital to have strong analytical and problem‑solving skills. Salary Expectation
The average annual compensation in Oregon and SW Washington is $41,600. Working for a company in Oregon with project‑ready clients will allow you to earn $18 to $24 per hour, depending on experience and certifications held. Career Progression
The value of experience cannot be emphasized enough, as working for a 4security.org member company can get you in the door and on projects much quicker to gain that experience. As you gain experience and develop leadership skills, anyone starting out as a Dispatcher can progress to roles like Operations Management, Sales and Engineering, Operations Tech Support, or Accounting. Other Information
By working as a person for a 4security.org member company you will be continuously introduced to new technologies and improve your opportunities in the field. APPLY NOW Contact Us Seniority level
Entry level Employment type
Full-time Job function
Other Industries
Computer and Network Security
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Dispatching jobs are in demand and a great long‑term career choice. Choosing to up your game and make a career as a Dispatching Person is a great way to grow with the industry, and gain knowledge about managing projects and personnel, as well as dealing with the ever‑changing environment when doing construction and especially custom installations. You can have a thriving career working for some of the premier companies thanks to the constant and steady growth custom projects. What Does a Dispatching Person Do?
Depending on the size of the company you work for, a Dispatching person can either be a combination of roles as Customer Service, Technical Support, and Dispatching, and maybe Materials Management, or a person who simply manages the interactions between the needs of clients and technicians. A Dispatcher is the person who closely tracks projects as they progress through construction and interacts with internal operational departments and clients and drives schedules to ensure that everything we need and do is done in a timely and efficient manner. Employer and Client Benefits
Employers and clients benefit greatly by having qualified Dispatchers. Responsibilities of a Dispatcher
We complete a wide range of specific tasks to ensure that all aspects of the client’s project are going smoothly. You interact with internal sales people, other operations staff, and material management. A Dispatcher is the person who does the scheduling between technicians and the client on the jobs they manage. Additionally, you are the person who interacts with the client, their general contractor and associated trades that have systems which will interact with ours. And of course, you do documentation and billing of our work. Education Requirements
You must have at least a GED or a high school diploma to be considered. It is a plus if you have some advanced education in the areas of Project Management, Business, or Accounting. Being a quick and constant learner is a must for this position. Skills
You should have a good foundational knowledge of Customer Service and Project Management, and a basic understanding of how the construction process works. You also need strong written and verbal communication skills, as you will need to interact with team members, clients, and management. As you progress, it is vital to have strong analytical and problem‑solving skills. Salary Expectation
The average annual compensation in Oregon and SW Washington is $41,600. Working for a company in Oregon with project‑ready clients will allow you to earn $18 to $24 per hour, depending on experience and certifications held. Career Progression
The value of experience cannot be emphasized enough, as working for a 4security.org member company can get you in the door and on projects much quicker to gain that experience. As you gain experience and develop leadership skills, anyone starting out as a Dispatcher can progress to roles like Operations Management, Sales and Engineering, Operations Tech Support, or Accounting. Other Information
By working as a person for a 4security.org member company you will be continuously introduced to new technologies and improve your opportunities in the field. APPLY NOW Contact Us Seniority level
Entry level Employment type
Full-time Job function
Other Industries
Computer and Network Security
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