Service Operations Management
Supervise daily service activities within the assigned territory.
Ensure timely execution of repairs, maintenance, and installations.
Technical Support
Provide guidance and support to service teams on technical issues.
Troubleshoot complex problems and ensure solutions meet company standards.
Customer Relationship Management
Build and maintain strong relationships with key customers and dealers.
Address customer complaints and ensure resolution to maintain satisfaction.
Team Leadership & Training
Manage and mentor service personnel in the territory.
Conduct training programs to enhance technical skills and service quality.
Performance Monitoring & Reporting
Track service performance metrics and implement improvements.
Prepare and submit regular reports on service activities, issues, and resolutions.
Compliance & Safety
Ensure all service operations comply with company policies and safety standards.
Maintain proper documentation and records of service activities.
Base Salary: Competitive, usually ranging from ₹6–12 lakh per annum, depending on experience and location.
Performance Bonus / Incentives: Linked to service performance, customer satisfaction, and achievement of key KPIs.
Medical Insurance: Coverage for the employee and, in some companies, for dependents.
Sick & Casual Leave: Paid leave entitlements to support work-life balance.
Provident Fund (PF) contributions as per statutory requirements.
Gratuity & Retirement Benefits under company policy.
Structured leave policies including annual, casual, and sick leaves.
Travel allowances and support for frequent travel within the territory.
Access to professional development programs and technical training.
Exposure to service management best practices and leadership development.
Company Vehicle or Allowance: Depending on the company, for territory visits.
Mobile/Communication Allowances: For client and service coordination.
Recognition Programs: Awards and incentives for high-performing service managers.
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