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Previous experience in a similar dispatcher or coordination role, preferably within the construction or demolition industry. The Dispatcher will be responsible for coordinating the logistics of our projects, managing heavy equipment and manpower, and serving as the primary point of contact for communication between our company, clients, and project owners.
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Under general supervision monitors computerized alarm and control systems; communicates by radio, telephone and remote control; maintains records and make reports concerning routine and emergency safety and security services; and performs related work as required.
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We are seeking a skilled and experienced Dispatcher to join our team. If you meet the requirements outlined above and are ready to take on a challenging and rewarding role in the construction industry, we encourage you to apply for the Dispatcher position with our company.
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We are looking for a customer-oriented service Dispatcher. The dispatcher will act as a liaison, between clients and field technicians. We are looking for a customer-oriented service Dispatcher.
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We have maintained a professional standard in meeting the needs of many executive, corporate, and private travelers in the Orange County & Los Angeles area since 1985, and are currently accepting resumes for professional, customer-service driven Reservations Agents.
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