Campaign Worker
homeworks energyWaltham (MA)
$24/hr
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homeworks energyWaltham (MA)
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$24/hr
About the role
Job Description:
Campaign Worker (Canvasser) Full-time | $24/hr base + commission (Average $400–$500+/week extra! Uncapped)Hit the ground running this summer — get outside, walk your community, and earn great money while the weather is at its best! We hold multiple paid training classes every month, so there's never been a better time to join the team! What You'll Earn: Base pay of $24/hr, with total average pay reaching $24–$35/hr when commission is factored in — with top performers earning $1,000+/week in commission alone!
What You'll Do:
Knock on 60+ doors a day, talking to residents about no-cost home energy assessments Schedule customers for Home Energy Assessments through the Mass Save Program Arrive to assigned neighborhoods on time and ready to go Drive to canvassing locations up to 1 hour away (mileage reimbursed!)Attend bi-weekly team meetings
What You Need:
People skills from sales, retail, or customer service Valid driver's license and reliable transportation Must be 18+Comfortable talking to new people and traveling up to 1 hour
Perks:
Health, Dental & Vision Insurance | 401k with match | Paid Training & Holidays | PTO | Mileage Reimbursement | Flexible Schedule | Fun team culture & contests | Fast-track career growth Home Works Energy is an Equal Opportunity Employer that celebrates diversity and inclusion.#ZR
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