Pet Waste Management Technician

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royal scoops pet waste managementSan Mateo (CA)

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Job Description: We’re looking for a reliable, detail-oriented Pooper Scooper Technician to join our growing team that services the San Francisco/Peninsula area. This is an important role that helps keep yards clean and pet owners happy! You’ll be responsible for visiting residential properties to remove pet waste, provide basic sanitation, and ensure every client receives top-quality service.If you live within the SF/Peninsula area, you are encouraged to apply!
Responsibilities: Drive to client properties on a set route schedule (using your own vehicle).Thoroughly clean and remove pet waste from yards, patios, and other outdoor areas. Apply deodorizer and sanitizing spray as needed. Maintain communication with dispatch for job updates or route changes. Track mileage and time accurately using our mobile app. Represent Royal Scoops with professionalism, courtesy, and care. Training will be provided.
Requirements: Must live in or near the San Francisco/Peninsula area. Valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, smartphone, and clean driving record. Comfortable working outdoors in all weather conditions. Dependable, punctual, and detail-focused. Able to lift up to 25 lbs and perform light physical labor. Pet-friendly attitude. You’ll often meet dogs! Compensation $21/hour + $0.70 per mile reimbursement. Part-time to start with, potential for full-time routes. Mobile app provided for scheduling and route tracking Why Join Royal Scoops Steady, independent work with flexible hours. Positive, pet-friendly environment. Opportunity to grow with a fast-expanding local brand (we service 170+ Bay Area residents)Along with your resume, send a short message with your name, city, and availability.

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