E Support Staff Job Customer Service UK
Job Name: Customer Service
Hiring Organization: E Support Staff
Educational Requirements: Bachelor Degree
Salary: £30 – £40/Hour
Location: United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:
- Supplystore is a small but well established B2B Office Supplies and Print company based in Godalming with strong local emphasis. E Support Staff Job Customer Service UK
- We supply a comprehensive range of business products to companies throughout West Surrey and North East Hampshire.
- Our clients are loyal because we provide a friendly and reliable service with prices that allow us to compete with the national players.
- We require a Customer Services & Operations Co-ordinator to manage the complete process from receipt to fulfilment of orders.
Driving licence is essential.
The ideal customer service & operations co-ordinator will be friendly and motivated, have the ability to liaise with customers and suppliers and have the confidence to take initiative where necessary. E Support Staff Job Customer Service UK
Customer service & operations co-ordinator – Job role:
- Receive and process customer enquiries and orders via email, web and telephone
- Check, organise and pack goods for delivery
- Deliver goods to clients (approximately 8-12 hours per week using company van)
- General administrative duties
- Place orders with suppliers
- Maintain regular contact with regular customers to maintain and further develop relations and business opportunities E Support Staff Job Customer Service UK
- Assist with print production – full training provided
- Assist with marketing campaigns and sales initiatives
- For the right candidate a bonus/commission is available
Customer service & operations co-ordinator – Person profile
- Enthusiastic and motivated
- Friendly and outgoing
- Ability to manage time effectively
- Driving licence essential
Customer service & operations co-ordinator – Training
- Full training provided
Salary: £22,000.00-£30,000.00 per year
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