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8 months ago
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We are a leading provider of solar panels, battery storage, and heat pumps, helping homeowners switch to sustainable energy. We are looking for a motivated Telesales & Customer Service Representative to join our team.
Position Overview
You will handle customer calls, manage warm leads, and make 30-50 calls per day to introduce our renewable energy solutions. Additionally, you'll schedule site surveyors, follow up with customers, and assist in closing sales.
Customer Service Administrator - Key Responsibilities:


  • Warm Leads – Make 30 - 50 calls daily to potential customers. Follow up and convert them into appointments.

  • Scheduling – Manage site surveyor appointments efficiently.

  • Customer Service – Handle inbound calls, answer questions, and resolve issues.

  • Sales Support – Provide information to help close deals.

  • Admin & CRM – Maintain accurate records of customer interactions.

Customer Service Administrator - Requirements:


  • Experience in telesales and customer service, preferably in renewable energy.

  • Strong communication and persuasion skills.

  • Organized & tech-savvy, familiar with CRM systems.

  • A team player, adaptable, and eager to learn.

Customer Service Administrator - What We Offer:


  • Comprehensive training on renewable energy solutions.

  • Competitive salary with performance bonuses.

  • Career growth opportunities as we expand.

  • Supportive team environment focused on sustainability.

UK-based applicants only. If you're passionate about renewable energy, apply now

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