Part and Warranty Processing Coordinator

One-Hour-Heating-; Myrtle Beach (SC); On-site; USD 38,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

One Hour Heating is seeking a Part and Warranty Processing Coordinator in Myrtle Beach, SC. You will manage ordering of HVAC parts and oversee the warranty lifecycle from verification to credit, ensuring quick, accurate processing and documentation.

You'll coordinate with dispatch, purchasing, and field technicians to expedite replacements, track claims, return defective parts, and secure credits while maintaining organized records and inventory control.

Qualifications

• 1–3 years of experience in a warehouse, logistics, inventory, or purchasing role.

Responsibilities

• Warranty verification and parts ordering with accurate documentation.
• Manage warranty lifecycle from verification to credit/reimbursement.
• Coordinate field logistics to obtain parts quickly and support same-day repairs when possible.
• Complete and submit warranty claims within required timeframes and track credits.

Skills

Warehouse experience

Attention to detail

Forklift operation

Tools

ServiceTitan

Job description

Position:Part and Warranty Processing Coordinator

Location: Myrtle Beach, SC

Job Id:2731

# of Openings:1

Job Summary

The Warranty Processing Coordinator is responsible for ordering all parts and management of the complete warranty lifecycle for HVAC parts and equipment. From verifying warranty eligibility and ordering replacement parts through returning defective parts and securing applicable manufacturer or distributor credit. The primary objective is to ensure that warranty parts are obtained quickly while accurately tracking every transaction until all required parts are returned and the company receives the appropriate warranty credit or reimbursement.

Key Responsibilities

Warranty Verification & Parts Ordering

Research equipment in ServiceTitan or online using customer history, model numbers, serial numbers, installation dates, and equipment records. Verify manufacturer warranty eligibility before ordering replacement parts whenever possible. Identify the correct replacement part and work with approved distributors or manufacturers to obtain the part. Order warranty replacement parts and maintain accurate documentation of the associated customer, job, equipment, purchase order, and vendor.

Warranty Lifecycle Management

Maintain ownership of each warranty transaction from initial request through final credit or reimbursement. Track warranty claims through each stage: Warranty Verified Part Ordered Part Received/Delivered Repair Completed Defective Part Returned Claim Submitted Credit Received Closed. Ensure warranty transactions can be traced from the original service call through final manufacturer or distributor credit. Follow up on outstanding warranty items to prevent claims from being lost or exceeding manufacturer or distributor deadlines.

Field Logistics

Coordinate with Dispatchers, Service Managers, Purchasing, Warehouse personnel, and Field Technicians to get required warranty parts to technicians as quickly as possible. Help facilitate same-day repair opportunities when replacement parts are locally available. Follow up with Field Technicians to ensure defective warranty parts are returned promptly after repairs are completed.

Distributor & Return Logistics

Ensure returned parts are properly identified and matched to the correct customer, equipment, job, replacement part, and warranty claim. Complete and submit warranty claims to manufacturers and distributors within required timeframes. Maintain documentation necessary to support warranty claims and resolve disputed or rejected claims. Coordinate the physical transport, drop‑off, or shipment of defective warranty parts to local distributors or manufacturers. Ensure returns comply with each manufacturer's or distributor's specific warranty requirements.

Warranty Credits & Reconciliation

Maintain credit receivable list. Track all submitted warranty claims until the applicable credit or reimbursement has been received. Partner with Purchasing and Accounting to verify that warranty credits are correctly applied to the appropriate company invoices. Research and resolve missing, incorrect, denied, or delayed warranty credits. Follow up with vendors until outstanding claims are resolved.

Inventory & Scrap Control

Maintain a clean and organized warranty holding area within the warehouse. Clearly tag all warranty parts with the associated customer, job, equipment, and claim information. Prevent warranty parts from being discarded before all manufacturer and distributor requirements have been satisfied. Properly scrap or dispose of parts only after the warranty claim and credit process is complete.

Vendor Relationships

Build and maintain positive working relationships with distributor parts counters, warranty departments, and manufacturer representatives. Work directly with vendors to resolve disputed claims, missing documentation, rejected warranties, and outstanding credits.

Physical Requirements

• Heavy Lifting: Ability to regularly lift, push, pull, and carry heavy HVAC components weighing up to 50 lbs unassisted, and heavier loads with team or mechanical assistance.
• Physical Stamina: Ability to stand, walk, bend, stoop, reach, and climb ladders throughout an 8-hour shift in a warehouse environment.
• Environmental Exposure: Comfort working in a fast-paced warehouse environment that may experience fluctuations in temperature (heat/cold) depending on the season.

Qualifications & Skills

• Software Skills: 1+ years of hands-on experience using ServiceTitan (specifically inventory, purchase orders, or equipment tracking modules) is highly preferred.
• Experience: 1–3 years of experience in a warehouse, logistics, inventory, or purchasing role. Experience specifically within the HVAC, plumbing, or automotive parts industries.
• Technical Aptitude: Familiarity with HVAC parts and terminology.
• Detail-Oriented: Exceptional attention to detail required to match multi-digit serial numbers and track complex invoicing paperwork.
• Equipment Operation: Ability to safely operate warehouse equipment (e.g., pallet jacks, hand trucks); forklift certification is a plus.