Amazon.com Services LLC

Investigation Loss Prevention, Real Estate/Facilities, Logistics

EscalationsSpecialistJapanese,WorldwideOperationsSecurity(WWOS)

$0–0k Goodyear, Arizona, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Escalations Specialist - Japanese, Worldwide Operations Security (WWOS) at Amazon.com Services LLC. Skills: Security operations, Escalations management, Customer support, Law enforcement liaison. Research and troubleshoot incidents. Triage incidents during delivery”

Industry & Context.

Investigation Loss Prevention, Real Estate/Facilities, Logistics
Problems you'll solve

Troubleshooting

Eligibility Requirements

Shift work required, Nights required, Weekends required, Public Holidays required, Support any schedule, Day shifts, Night shifts, Mixed shifts

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

High school or equivalent diploma, 3+ months customer service experience, 3+ months Operation Call/Command Center work environment, Typing skills at 35 WPM

Nice to Have

Effective written and oral communication, Attention to detail, Effective communication, Composure, Empathy, Positive professional attitude

What You'll Do.

Research and troubleshoot incidents

Triage incidents during delivery

Facilitate information flow

Resolve issues impacting delivery

Manage email communications

Manage phone communications

Support other functions

Intake emergency incidents

Assist in notification process

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Internal customers; External customers; Law enforcement; Drivers; Customers; Delivery Service Providers; Station Managers; Customer Service Associates; Amazon Logistics Customers

Communication Scope

Concise oral skills; Concise writing skills

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