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Wocenergy seeks a Customer Service Representative in Pennsylvania to support customer communication and operational coordination. In this role, you will manage inbound and outbound customer interactions, facilitate retention efforts, and assist with daily operations. Ideal candidates have 1-2 years of customer service experience and a high school diploma or GED.
Wocenergy offers a competitive wage of $17-$21 per hour, along with benefits such as medical insurance, a 401(k) plan, and paid time off.
Every interaction a customer has with WOC Energy shapes how reliable, responsive, and trustworthy we feel as their propane provider. In this role, you’ll be the person who turns everyday service moments calls, questions, fixes into long-term customer relationships that keep homes warm, businesses running, and communities powered. What you do directly supports customer retention, smooth operations, and growth across our service areas.
You’ll work at the center of customer communication and internal coordination, partnering closely with your General Manager, Service Center, and delivery teams to make sure customers get what they need, accurately and on time.
What success looks like after 90 days:
You’re confidently handling customer calls end-to-end, proactively identifying issues before they escape, supporting retention efforts, and keeping customer and routing records accurate with minimal oversight.
Pay- $17-21 per hour, depending on experience
In addition to competitive wages, we offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your physical, financial, and personal well‑being:
We’re a growing company with deep roots in local communities, and we take pride in doing right by our customers and each other. People here are practical, supportive, and straightforward, we work hard, help when things get busy, and value trust over hierarchy.
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