Licensed Pest Control Technician
$20.00 - $23.00 an hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$20.00 - $23.00 an hour
About the role
- Ability to make overtime
- Company vehicle provided which can be taken home nightly
- Company gas card provided
- Ability to work outside in your local area
- Paid training
- Group Health, Dental, and Vision plans
- Pet insurance, Life insurance, and EAP benefits 401K with employer match up to 4%Paid holidays and paid time off
- Opportunity for advancement
- Upbeat and exciting company culture and much more!
- Running a daily route where you will be resolving customer pest concerns and issues
- Maintaining truck and equipment in proper working order
- Keeping accurate records of treatments provided
- Mixing, applying, and working with pesticides following state and federal laws
- Serve as the subject matter expert for your customers by implementing the most efficient and overall best pest solution for each customer's individual needs
- Maintain and service all route customers according to company standards and procedures
- Advise customers of potential problems
- Keep management informed of any problems encountered on service routes
- Maintain proper inventory of pesticides in usage
- Please note that you will be assigned a route in your local area
- Carry a product backpack that weighs approximately 50 lbs
- Work schedule includes every other Saturday
- Must hold a current pesticide applicator license or certification for general pest control in the state where you will work.
- A US driver’s license that has been valid for a minimum of 3 years is required
- A clean driving record is required (no more than one moving violation in the past year and no more than 2 moving violations in the past 4 years)A drug test and background check will be performed on all new hires
- Aptive Environmental:
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