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Health Conservation, Inc. (HCI) in Madison, Wisconsin is seeking a detail-oriented Scheduling Specialist to coordinate mobile occupational health testing operations. The role requires strong analytical skills and the ability to manage high-pressure situations while ensuring precision in scheduling and logistics.
The ideal candidate will thrive in a fast-paced environment and possess excellent communication skills. HCI offers a comprehensive benefits package for full-time employees.
Health Conservation, Inc. is a national provider of mobile occupational health screening services supporting manufacturing, industrial, transportation, food processing, energy, and distribution facilities across the United States.
Our scheduling team operates in a fast-paced logistics environment responsible for coordinating mobile occupational testing operations involving technicians, mobile testing units, DOT limitations, client production schedules, crew shifts, manufacturing throughput demands, and routing efficiency.
HCI is seeking a highly detail-oriented Scheduling Specialist capable of operating in a high-pressure operational environment where precision, urgency, and problem-solving are critical.
This role requires an individual who can analyze operational variables, workforce throughput, production-shift structures, routing limitations, and scheduling conflicts while maintaining exceptional customer communication and organizational control.
The ideal candidate thrives under pressure, can rapidly process changing information, understands time-sensitive logistics, and can balance multiple operational priorities simultaneously. This is not a passive administrative role — it is an active operations coordination position requiring intensity, accountability, and strong analytical thinking.
This position reports directly to the Quality Control Manager and works closely with Fleet Operations.
HCI offers a comprehensive benefits package for full-time employees including: