The O&M (Operations & Maintenance) Coordinator is responsible for ensuring seamless post-sale support including preparing O&M report for paid customers, maintaining customer satisfaction, and optimizing operational efficiency across all service activities
Serve as the central liaison between customer success, field teams, technical support, and engineering
Maintain a master schedule for all preventive maintenance (PM), inspections, and service visits. Coordinate with field teams to optimize routing and resource allocation
Create version control systems to track updates and changes. Ensure all documentation is current, accurate, and accessible to relevant teams. Train field teams on proper documentation standards and protocols.
Acknowledge customer complaints within same business day. Investigate complaints thoroughly and provide initial assessment. Develop tailored solutions addressing the specific complaint and preventing recurrence. Follow up with customers post-resolution to confirm satisfaction
Maintain good tracking of ticket templates for different O&M service types (PM, breakdown, complaint, inspection). Establish field mappings for customer info, asset details, service history, and resolution tracking
Identify systemic issues preventing SLA compliance (insufficient staffing, unclear priorities, skill gaps). Escalate bottleneck to senior management with recommended solutions. Coordinate resources across teams to prevent individual team overload.
Responsible for RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) Process. Create detailed RMA procedures for equipment diagnosis, documentation, and maintain documentation requirements for each RMA (photos, serial numbers, test results, fault codes)
Manage the interface between customers and multiple equipment vendors to ensure warranty claims are processed efficiently, customers receive timely remediation, and the company maximizes warranty recovery for cost reduction. This includes understanding warranty terms, submitting claims with proper documentation, tracking claim status, coordinating vendor repairs/replacements, and maintaining vendor relationships.
Maintain an accurate inventory of all tools, ensure proper maintenance and calibration, prevent loss or damage, allocate tools to field teams, track tool utilization, manage replacements, and ensure compliance with safety standards. Effective tool asset management minimizes downtime, reduces unnecessary capital expenses, improves safety, and supports efficient field operations.