Hartley Resourcing
Customer Care Administrator

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Working for a well-established international business, we are looking for a proactive and professional Customer Service Advisor to join our team on a fixed-term maternity cover contract.
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This role would suit somebody who genuinely enjoys helping customers, is confident handling a range of enquiries and complaints, and can remain calm and professional in a busy environment.
The contract is 12 months.
The Customer Care Administrator Role
Working Within The Customer Service Team, Responsibilities Will Include
- Handling incoming customer enquiries via telephone and email
- Resolving customer queries efficiently and professionally at first point of contact where possible
- Managing customer complaints in a responsive and customer-focused manner
- Proactively contacting customers regarding delays or issues before complaints arise
- Following up customer cases and ensuring all communication is handled to a high standard
- Maintaining accurate records and completing associated administration tasks
- Working towards agreed service levels and team standards
- Building strong product and process knowledge to support customers effectively
- Working collaboratively with colleagues to ensure excellent customer service is maintained
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The Ideal Candidate for the Customer Care Administrator Position
The successful candidate will have previous customer service and complaint handling experience and be comfortable managing sometimes challenging conversations in a professional and empathetic manner.
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- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- A professional and confident telephone manner
- Strong organisation and time management skills
- The ability to prioritise workload effectively
- A proactive approach and confidence using your own initiative
- Good attention to detail and accuracy
- Strong IT skills including Microsoft Office
- The ability to work well both independently and within a team
Further Information
- Fixed-term maternity cover contract (12 months)
- Free parking
- Modern working environment
- Excellent company benefits
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