Automotive Service Coordinator

Job Type: Full time Exempt/Non Exempt: Hourly Job Description: Location reputed company: St. Petersburg, FL Position Schedule/Shift: Thursday - Saturday (6pm -7am). Position Summary: As an Automotive Service Coordinator, you will dispatch calls for emergency roadside assistance to members and / or club fleet personnel via radio, telephone or electronically. You will receive and manage calls related to emergency and / or commercial road service, utilizing a computer aided call processing system. Performing geographical location spotting and map reading, you will provide detailed instructions to Fleet Service or contracted personnel to determine member / customer location and when duty calls, you may also service as a back-up Driver to ensure quality service for our members. Key Responsibilities: Monitor dispatched calls and proactively resolve service issues or potential disruptions. reputed company driver and customer escalations in accordance with established procedures. Communicate service updates to customers and document service-related concerns. Close service requests using the company’s electronic dispatch system. Accept member/customer payments as needed and assist with basic payment issue resolution. Maintain accurate payment records, reputed company, and documentation. Track inventory, vehicle maintenance records, and request replacement tools or equipment when necessary. Ensure proper maintenance of tow trucks, service vehicles, and equipment. Assist team members and support less-experienced dispatchers as needed. Qualifications: Required High school diploma, GED, or equivalent required. Valid state driver's license with a good driving record; Illinois-based employees must hold a valid Illinois Class C Non-CDL license. Ability to pass and maintain drug screening, MVR, criminal background, and DOT health requirements. Prior tow truck or related driving experience, with the ability to operate tow trucks, light service vehicles, and reputed company equipment. Strong customer service, communication, and interpersonal skills; fluent in speaking, reading, and writing English. Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations, maintain records and reports, locate addresses and intersections efficiently, and provide directions and guidance to others. Ability to perform minor automotive repairs, such as changing belts and hoses, and safely lift up to 75 pounds. Knowledge of towing procedures and equipment, including safety chains, slings, J-hooks, dollies, lockout tools, wheel lifts, and rollback trucks. Willingness to work irregular hours and in adverse weather conditions as needed. Work Environment: Works 50% of time in normal office environment. Frequent (50% or more) time spent in driving service vehicles and/or tow trucks to provide emergency road service to AAA members, employees, and the general public, with exposure to road hazards and temperature extremes. Compensation & Benefits Overview: ACG complies with all applicable state and local laws regarding required benefits (including PTO, paid sick leave, etc.). Compensation [Insert salary range, hourly rate, bonus eligibility, commission structure, or other compensation reputed company, as applicable.] Benefits At ACG, we offer a comprehensive and flexible benefits package designed to support your health, financial well-being, and professional growth. Health & Wellness Medical plans with multiple coverage options, including HSA eligibility. Prescription drug coverage. Dental and vision benefits. Employee Assistance Program (confidential support services). Financial Protection & Insurance Company-paid basic life insurance. Optional supplemental life insurance and dependent coverage. Short-term and long-term disability coverage. Critical illness, accident, and pet insurance options. Retirement & Savings 401(k) plan to support long-term financial goals. 3% automatic deferral upon eligibility; may contribute 1% to 50% of eligible earnings, either pre or post tax. Company match of 50% paid on employee contributions up to 6% of pay, payable to employees following the end of the year; immediate vesting. Additional company contribution of 4% of pay each pay day into your account; 100% vested after three (3) years of service. Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) options. Time Off & Leave Paid Time Off (PTO): Accrual-based, increases with tenure, eligible at 90 days of employment. Full-time new employees will receive up to 12 PTO days annually; accrual based on start date and may include additional PTO based on role and/or state & local requirements. Part-time employee PTO hours are calculated based upon the standard weekly hours the employee is scheduled to work and will accrue at a minimum of 3 hours per month. Paid Holidays: Full-time employees are eligible for 10 company-paid holidays annually, in addition to 1 mental health day, 2 floating holidays and 1 volunteer day. Holidays vary by business unit schedules. Part-time

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