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The Service Coordinator is responsible for scheduling, dispatch, and coordinating service jobs, maintaining client relationships, creating service tickets, managing invoices and purchase orders, and supporting the service team with onboarding and training. Strong organizational and communication skills are essential to ensure timely service delivery and client satisfaction.

The EVCS Technician will diagnose and repair electric vehicle charging infrastructure, maintain records, coordinate with vendors, ensure timely project completion, and provide excellent service while adhering to safety protocols. They will also track performance and cultivate client relationships, contributing to the company’s growth.

As a National Account Executive, you will manage relationships with Fortune 500 fleet clients, develop EV charging solutions, negotiate contracts, and identify new business opportunities. You will serve as the main contact for clients in the Eastern US and work closely with various internal teams to deliver tailored solutions while utilizing CRM tools to track progress.

The Service Coordinator will manage administrative and coordination tasks in the Service Department, ensuring timely delivery of services, maintaining relationships with clients and service providers, creating service tickets, managing invoicing, and assisting with personnel dispatching. Strong organizational and interpersonal skills are essential.

The Site Superintendent will manage EV charger installations, supervise subcontractors, and maintain project quality and safety standards. Responsibilities include coordinating site assessments, managing schedules, overseeing construction activities, and ensuring compliance with AHJ requirements while fostering a collaborative team environment.

The Site Superintendent will manage the rollout of electric vehicle charging installations, overseeing subcontractors and coordinating with various teams to ensure timely completion and adherence to safety standards. This role involves significant travel, project documentation, quality control, and mentoring of field staff. The Superintendent will also utilize software tools for scheduling and communication throughout the project lifecycle.

The EVCS Technician is responsible for diagnosing and repairing electric vehicle charging infrastructure, maintaining records of repairs, coordinating with vendors, adhering to safety protocols, and providing excellent customer service. This role requires hands-on experience in electrical systems and offers opportunities for professional development.

The EVCS Technician will diagnose and repair electric vehicle charging infrastructure, maintain records for service provided, ensure timely project completion, and offer additional client services. This role emphasizes professionalism and safety, along with regular reporting and client relationship development.