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      <description>Location: Maidstone | Salary: &amp;pound;19.51/hour | Type: Temporary | Experienced and professional Responsive Repairs Planner (Scheduler) required to work with a leading and highly reputable organisation.   My client requires an experienced  Responsive Repairs Planner (Scheduler)  to join their maintenance team, managing scheduling across defined geographical patches and ensuring responsive repairs are coordinated efficiently from start to completion.   Location:  Maidstone   Pay:  -19.51 per hour via umbrella   Hours: 35 Hours    Start Date:  ASAP   Duration:  Ongoing   Responsive Repairs Planner (Scheduler)     Manage the maintenance scheduling diary for an allocated geographical patch from end to end.    Diagnose and book responsive repair works to maximise first-time fixes.    Coordinate closely with Operational Support and Customer Services teams to ensure works are scheduled effectively.    Act as the first point of contact for scheduling enquiries from residents, operatives and external partners.    Resolve scheduling issues quickly, professionally and in line with service standards.    Keep appointments on track and ensure any changes or issues are dealt with promptly.    Triage urgent repairs and ensure they are prioritised appropriately.   ...</description>
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