Full Time
$5-$7 per hour (Final rate depends on...
40
Mar 19, 2026
We are a family-owned HVAC company serving Los Angeles, California for over 16 years.
We are looking for an experienced HVAC Dispatcher Virtual Assistant to manage scheduling, customer communication, and technician coordination.
*** This is NOT an entry-level position.
You must have real dispatching experience managing service technicians.
You will be responsible for keeping our daily operations organized, ensuring technicians are efficiently scheduled, and providing excellent customer service.
Responsibilities
- Answer incoming calls and respond to customer inquiries
- Schedule and confirm service appointments
- Dispatch 3–10+ technicians daily
- Manage technician schedules in real-time
- Optimize routes to reduce travel time and increase efficiency
- Handle schedule changes, delays, and emergency calls
- Communicate with technicians throughout the day
- Update customer records and job details
- Follow up with customers and confirm appointments
Required Experience
Minimum 3–5 years of dispatch experience (REQUIRED)
Must have experience dispatching field service technicians for home service industries.
Must have managed multiple technicians at once (3 or more daily)
Must have experience handling real-time scheduling and route optimization
Skills
Excellent English (written and spoken)
Strong customer service skills
Highly organized and detail-oriented
Ability to multitask and work under pressure
Strong problem-solving skills
Technical Requirements
Reliable high-speed internet
Quiet work environment
Computer with good performance
Headset for calls
Preferred (Nice to Have)
Experience with dispatching software.
Experience working with U.S. companies
HVAC or home service industry experience
Familiar with CRM tools
To apply, follow ALL instructions carefully:
Start your application with the phrase: BLUE AIR
Send your resume
Send a short voice recording introducing yourself
Answer the following questions:
How many technicians did you dispatch daily?
What software/tools did you use?
How do you handle a technician running late and an upset customer?
Applications that do not follow instructions will be ignored.