Dispatcher
Function
As a dispatcher, you will be responsible for the following range of tasks:
- Together with your colleagues, you will monitor the day-to-day execution of planned routes and tasks;
- You adjust the schedule when routes or assignments cannot be carried out as planned;
- You resolve unexpected operational issues quickly and efficiently;
- You ensure the optimal deployment of staff, vehicles and other available resources;
- You put teams together based on available capacity and ensure that all necessary documents and information are available in good time;
- You will monitor compliance with safety regulations and take action where necessary;
- You will monitor staff on a daily basis and act as the point of contact for questions, problems and feedback;
- You gather feedback on customers, problem areas, risks and other issues requiring attention;
- You coach and support staff and team leaders in their day-to-day work;
- You will assist with leave planning, recruitment and the onboarding of new staff;
- You organise and facilitate team meetings, training sessions and safety briefings;
- You will check that work is carried out correctly and monitor the use and condition of vehicles and equipment;
- Your responsibilities will include monitoring damage, fuel consumption, driving and rest periods, safety and the correct execution of assignments;
- Where necessary, you discuss any discrepancies with staff and ensure that appropriate follow-up action is taken;
- You are responsible for ensuring that the day-to-day tasks are completed accurately and on time;
- You will collect and check the necessary documents and ensure they are processed and filed correctly;
- You will monitor the correct use of digital systems and on-board equipment;
- You analyse reports relating to, amongst other things, performance, absences, overtime and leave;
- You will closely monitor employees’ recorded performance and ensure that it is processed correctly in the records.
Profile
As a dispatcher, you have the following qualities:
- Ideally, you will hold a bachelor’s degree or have acquired an equivalent level of knowledge through relevant work experience;
- Experience in a similar working environment would be an advantage;
- You’re good at organising, have a solution-oriented mindset and can adapt quickly when situations change;
- You are fluent in Dutch, can cope well under pressure and enjoy working with others;
- You have an eye for efficiency and manage available resources and costs carefully;
- You are proficient in MS Office; experience with an ERP system is an added advantage;
- You are flexible and willing to work a varied rota (06:00 – 14:30 & 09:30 – 18:00).
Organisation
A leading environmental services company that supports public and private sector clients with solutions in the fields of water, waste and energy.
Offer
The company provides the value package below:
Gross salary is discussed in detail during the job interview;
Meal vouchers: €8/day;
Eco vouchers: €250 per year
Hospitalisation insurance (covering your family at no extra cost);
Group insurance (3% of your gross annual salary);
A flexi-benefits scheme where you can choose your own benefits: e.g. (mobile phone, laptop, bicycle, car, etc.).
40-hour working week: 20 days’ holiday + 12 ADV days + 4 additional days (company-specific);
1 extra day for every 6 years’ service;
Time and space for FUN: family day at Plopsaland, staff party, pizza party, etc.
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FAQ about this vacancy
What is the salary for this job?
€3,000 - €3,600 gross/month
Where is this job located?
Ghent, East Flanders, Belgium
What type of contract is this?
Indefinite time
How many hours per week will you work in this role?
40 hrs/week