Contents Laborer / Cleaning Technician

Posted 7 days ago

xcel restorationFerndale (MI)

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Contents Laborer / Cleaning Technician Established insurance restoration firm specializing in water mitigation and contents cleaning is interviewing for the position of Contents Laborer / Cleaning Technician. Industry certifications and experience is preferred but not required. In addition to the aforementioned services, the company handles lead abatement, mold remediation, asbestos removal, and general demolition/cleanup. Additional industry training and certification are available for the motivated candidate. Emergency services will entail some after hours and weekends pursuant to an on call schedule. Hourly wage w/Emergency Fees added for all after hours related work. Medical, Dental and Vision w/co-pay. Pay range is commiserate with actual experience. INDUSTRY OR RELATED EXPERIENCE A MUST.

Job Requirements: This position could lead to a growth opportunity within the company that is taking on more complex projects. Candidate must have a good driving record and be able to pass drug testing and background screening Possess viable computer skills and tablet operation Team Player and Good Communicator Cleaning and Janitorial Experience Packing & Un-Packing experience House Cleaning, Final and Rough Wash Minor Demo and Tear Out English speaking, Spanish speaking is a bonus Contents Track Experience is highly advantageous Proficient Reading and Writing Skills Consistent History of Employment, Exhibiting Job Commitment

Work Schedule: 8 hour shift Weekend availability Overtime Other

Supplemental Pay: Other Bonus pay

Benefits: Paid time off Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Life insurance Disability insurance Referral program Other Paid training 401(k)

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