Dispatchers
Every client wants their ticket first, and you’re the one deciding who waits. Schedule the day, balance the load and say no to a client without losing them.
- Schedule urgent tickets and project work without starving either.
- See each tech's real load before you assign them more.
- Push back on a client's demand politely, with the words ready.
The Problems This Job Actually Has
Two techs at the same site
The board that shows load and location before the truck rolls.
Saying no to a client on the phone
The words that hold the schedule without losing the relationship.
Priority decided by who shouts
A priority scheme the desk agrees on, and the override that is written down.
The schedule lives in one head
Getting dispatch onto something a second person can run.
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