Refrigeration and Household Appliance Repair Expert

What you bring: High school diploma or GEDEPA Type I or EPA Universal certification Mechanical aptitude; prior appliance repair experience preferred Ability to follow established procedures and quality standards Smartphone proficiency for tasks such as ordering parts Valid driver's license for the state(s) in which you work Willingness to travel up to 100% and to work variable, flexible hours with required overtime Excellent communication skills in English, both verbal and written Physical capability to constantly lift, carry, push, or pull up to 20 lbs; frequently 50 lbs; occasionally 100 lbs Ability to constantly reach outward; handle and finger objects; stand, walk, sit, and type; frequently bend, squat, kneel, twist, turn, stoop, climb, and crawl; occasionally reach above shoulder Ability to drive automatic transmission vehicle Compensation and support$18 - $30 / hourly base rate depending on experience, certification, and location Medical, dental, and vision coverage plus an employer-paid subsidy for dependent tier medical coverage under the Transform Health and Welfare Plan, up to $4,000 annually, prorated during the plan year 401k with a 100% match on the first 3% of before-tax contributions Performance bonuses and sales incentives that reward results Consistent, year-round workload with cross-training across Sears' broad assortment Training through Sears Technical Institute, which has developed tens of thousands of technicians over the past 60 years Peer mentoring and an onboarding buddy to accelerate your ramp-up Company vehicle, uniforms, specialty tools, a mobile phone, and an industry-leading app that eliminates paperwork and provides technical support Legal requirement Successfully pass a background & drug screen Grow with a team that invests in you From first-class training to the tools and technology that make your work easier, you will have everything you need to build a career solving meaningful problems for customers every day.