Night Shift Call Agent

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Country: United Kingdom
Location: Luton

We are currently recruiting for a Night Shift Call Agent to work for a Maintenance company in Milton Keynes. You will be required to work from 20.30 to 06.30 on a 4 day rolling rota in a small team.

Main responsibilities:

Inbound calls from clients regarding maintenance issues

Logging all calls received

Liaising with engineers

Processing invoices/certificates

Skills and desired experience:

Good written and verbal communication skills

Attention to detail

Previous experience of working nights would be an advantage

This is a temporary to permanent role.

To know more information please visit here: http://www.randstadstaffing.co.uk/Jobs/13729_Night_Shift_Call_Agent_Job_In_Milton_Keynes.aspx

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