Route Technician - Austin

Posted 2 days ago

urbanex pest controlAustin (TX)

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Junior

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$45,000-$65,000 per year

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About the role

Route Technician - Urbanex Pest Control - No experience required
Pay: $45,000-$65,000 per year (base + monthly bonuses) Truck: Company vehicle + fuel card (work and commute)
Location: Austin
What you'll do: Drive a company truck to 10-12 homes and businesses a day, inspect for pests, apply treatments, and build relationships with customers. You'll work independently on your route, backed by a local team and dispatcher.
What we offer: · $45K-$65K pay range (base + performance bonuses)· Company truck and fuel card - yours to drive to and from work· Health insurance and dental· Paid time off: vacation, sick days, holidays, and your birthday· All certifications and ongoing training paid for· Clear promotion path: Route Technician? Lead Tech?
Branch Manager What we're looking for: · No experience required, but experienced pest control technicians may initially earn higher rates dependent on experience. Strong experience in a related trade (lawn care, HVAC, landscaping, facilities) also preferred but not required.· Valid state pest control license, or ability to obtain one· 21+ with a clean driving record and drivers license· Ability to pass a background check· Comfortable working outdoors in all weather, lifting equipment, and talking with customers· High school diploma or equivalent preferred Schedule Monday-Friday, 7am until route completed, usually around 5pm. About Urbanex We're the 38th largest pest control company in the U.S. (PCT Magazine) with 16+ markets and growing. We promote from within. Apply Takes about 3 minutes. We respond within 48 hours. Urbanex Pest Control is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Reasonable accommodations available upon request. IST1 Candidates must be willing to complete a background check for this position

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