Client and Operations Coordinator at Handyman Connection of Victoria — NeverHard
Client and Operations Coordinator at Handyman Connection of Victoria in Victoria, Capital. Skills: Communication, Customer Service, Data Entry, Organization, Reporting. Apply on NeverHard.
Company
Handyman Connection of Victoria
Location
Victoria, Capital
Type
full_time
Required skills:
Communication
Customer Service
Data Entry
Organization
Reporting
Scheduling
Job DescriptionJob Description
Benefits:
Free uniforms
Health insurance
Training & development
Wellness resources
Company parties
Competitive salary
Free food & snacks
Client & Operations Coordinator
Handyman Connection – Victoria, BC
$26–$28/hour, based on experience
Handyman Connection Victoria is looking for a highly organized, tech-savvy and personable
Client & Operations Coordinator
to join our team.
This is more than an administrative or customer service position. You’ll help keep clients, contractors and projects moving smoothly from the first phone call through scheduling, completion and follow-up.
We’re looking for someone who sees the
whole picture
. A missed detail or incomplete note can affect a client, contractor, schedule and job. You notice those connections, take ownership and follow things through.
What You’ll Do
Respond to client calls, emails, texts and online requests
Ask the right questions, understand the requested work and document it accurately
Schedule assessments, jobs and follow-ups
Coordinate communication between clients, contractors and the office
Track estimates, scheduled work, outstanding items and follow-ups
Maintain accurate client, contractor and job information
Keep clients informed throughout the process
Help contractors get the information they need to succeed
Identify missing information, scheduling conflicts and potential problems before they become bigger issues
Assist with reports, documentation and general office administration
Look for ways to improve processes and make the office more efficient
What We’re Looking For
You are someone who:
Has strong customer service and administrative skills
Is friendly and approachable, but comfortable having direct conversations when needed
Has excellent attention to detail
Can juggle multiple priorities without losing track of follow-ups
Takes initiative rather than waiting to be told every next step
Communicates professionally by phone, email and text
Is confident learning new technology and troubleshooting basic issues
Is comfortable working independently and taking ownership of responsibilities
Stays calm and solutions-focused when schedules or priorities change
Experience in construction, home services, scheduling or dispatch is an asset, but not required.
Technology Matters
Strong computer literacy is essential. You should be comfortable working with job-management or CRM software, email, calendars, spreadsheets, cloud-based documents and multiple systems throughout the day.
AI experience is an asset—and we mean more than using ChatGPT or Claude as Google.
We’re interested in people who have used AI or other technology to improve a process, create a useful tool or template, organize information, solve a problem or eliminate repetitive work.
Curiosity and the willingness to keep learning matter to us.
The Right Person
You’re organized without being rigid, professional without being cold, and friendly without avoiding accountability.
Clients feel looked after when they speak with you. Contractors want to work with you because you’re helpful, respectful and reliable. And when something doesn’t look right, you investigate rather than assuming someone else will handle it.
You won’t know everything on day one. We do expect you to ask questions, learn how our business works and eventually understand how a job moves through our entire system.
Location:
Esquimalt, Victoria, BC
Position:
Full-time
Compensation:
$26–$28/hour, based on experience
Schedule:
Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Benefits:
Company benefits upon completion of 90 day probationary period
To Apply
Please submit your résumé and answer this question:
Tell us about one practical way you’ve used technology or AI to improve a process, solve a problem or save time.
We’re not looking for the most technical answer. We want to understand how you think, learn and solve problems.