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Millard Sprinkler Irrigation Service Team Members

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millard sprinklerOmaha (NE)

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$25–$40 per hour

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About the role

N ow Hiring: Multiple Positions – Start Immediately Millard Sprinkler is actively hiring General Laborers, Apprentices, and Irrigation Service Technicians to join our growing team. If you’re looking for a high-paying outdoor job with no experience required, we provide paid training and a clear path to advancement.
Pay: $25–$40 per hour (based on experience) -Guaranteed Overtime -Career Growth Opportunities Open Positions General Laborer / Install Crew Member (No Experience Required) Assist with irrigation system installation Dig trenches, lay pipe, and support crew Work outdoors with a hands-on team Learn a skilled trade with paid training Apprentice Service Technician (Entry-Level Skilled Trade) Train under experienced irrigation technicians Learn installation, troubleshooting, and repairs Develop technical and customer service skills Great opportunity to start a long-term career Junior Irrigation Service Technician (Some Experience Required) Perform maintenance and basic repairs on sprinkler systems Diagnose issues and complete service calls Provide excellent customer service 1–2 years of experience preferred Senior Irrigation Service Technician (Experience Required) Handle advanced diagnostics and system repairs Lead service calls and mentor team members Ensure top-quality workmanship and efficiency 3+ years of experience preferred
Requirements: Strong work ethic and reliability
Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions Valid driver’s license Ability to lift 50+ lbs and perform physical work Positive attitude and willingness to learn About Millard Sprinkler Millard Sprinkler is a trusted leader in irrigation installation and service. We invest in our employees and promote from within, making this a great place to build a long-term, high-paying career in the trades.

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