Airduct Helper
abundant solutionsTulsa (OK)
$18/HR
ApplyAbout the role
Airduct Helper Qualified candidates apply now! This position primarily involves air duct cleaning and or chimney sweeping. There may also be opportunities to learn and perform additional services as you gain experience. Sales experience is helpful but not required. The job can be physically demanding and stressful at times, so we are looking for someone who can handle pressure, stay calm, work through challenges, and be able to laugh things off when things don't go exactly as planned.
Required qualifications:
Must have a valid driver's license Must have a clean driving record Must be able to pass a background check Must not be afraid of heights Strong work ethic and dependable attendance Willingness to learn new skills Ability to work well with others as part of a team Good communication and customer-service skills Flexibility with work hours and scheduling
Hours:
Generally 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM. Because we work with both residential and commercial customers, there may be times when evening or nighttime work is required. Evening hours may be approximately 2:30 PM – 10:00 PMNight jobs may occasionally run after 5:00 PM and could be as late as approximately 3:00 AMWe typically try to provide Fridays off when working an overnight job, but this is not a guaranteed Saturdays are worked only when customer demand requires it. Flexibility is important, as our schedule can change based on the needs of our customers. Pay depending on experience: $18/HR. Please send your resume to yanira@abundantjobs.com & Nicole@abundantjobs.com.
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