Pool Maintenance and Repair Technician
Pool Maintenance and Repair Technician
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Competitive salary
- Flexible schedule
- Opportunity for advancement
- Training & development
- Manage a swimming pool route that includes cleaning of swimming pools each week and manage a daily schedule of equipment repair tasks; The ability to manage a stocking of chemicals on the truck and properly adjust the water chemistry for each pool each week.
- Repair of pool pumps, heaters, filters, timers, pool cleaners, blowers, lights, automated pool systems, chlorinators, backwash valves, PVC plumbing, copper plumbing, and galvanized plumbing
- Knowledge of 110 volt and 220 volt electrical equipment (preferred, not required)
- The ability to manage an inventory of equipment on the truck and properly utilize and replenish the inventory when needed.
- The ability to utilize a smart phone for our Pool Ops mobile platform.
- The ability to spot opportunities outside of the repair call, such as upgrading other equipment or adding to the customer experience with
- Renovation experience – Re-plaster or equivalent (e.g., PebbleTech®), tile replacement/repair, deck texture/seal, pavers install/repair (preferred, not required)
- We are specifically looking for an individual who demonstrates these behaviors consistent with the ASP way of doing business (our culture and values):Acting with Integrity
- Superior Knowledge
- Passion for the Company
- Customer Focus
- Accountability and Discipline
- Respecting Others
- Excellence in ALL we doSafety First at all Times
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