Pool Closing Tech

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amazing poolzBrighton (MI)

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Job Description Job description: Temporary Pool Closing Technician / Seasonal Laborer (September-October)
Company: Amazing Poolz
Location: Livingston County, MI and surrounding areas
Job Type: Temporary / Seasonal (Approximately 2 Months)
Schedule: Full-Time, Monday-Friday with occasional Saturdays Join Our Team This Pool Closing Season! Amazing Poolz is looking for dependable, hardworking individuals to help our team close residential swimming pools during our busy fall season. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to earn good money over a two-month period while working outdoors with an experienced crew. No previous pool experience is required-we will provide training. Construction, landscaping, roofing, plumbing, and general labor experience is a plus.
Responsibilities: Assist with closing residential swimming pools Remove ladders, handrails, and pool accessories Install winter covers and safety covers Blow out plumbing lines and assist technicians Load and unload equipment and supplies Maintain a clean, organized work vehicle and job site Provide friendly, professional customer service Work safely in all weather conditions
Qualifications: Dependable with a strong work ethic Able to lift 75 pounds repeatedly Comfortable working outdoors throughout the day Valid driver's license and reliable transportation preferred Ability to work well as part of a team Positive attitude and willingness to learn
What We Offer: Competitive hourly pay based on experience Paid training Overtime opportunities during the busy season Consistent full-time work throughout September and October Friendly, supportive team environment Opportunity to be considered for future seasonal or permanent employment If you're motivated, enjoy working outside, and want to be part of one of Michigan's leading pool companies during our busiest season, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and join the Amazing Poolz team this fall!

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