Air Duct Assistant - St Louis

Posted 3 days ago

zerorezHazelwood (MO)

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Junior

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$16 per hour

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About the role

Assistant Air Duct Cleaning Technician We have immediate openings for energetic, responsible people to help provide excellent service to our customers. We are looking for people who love to learn and are looking to master a valuable new skill set. Great opportunity to get paid to learn a trade! As an Assistant Air Duct Cleaning Technician, you would be assigned to an air duct route each day with 1-3 jobs to perform. You will be assigned a route with a lead technician and you would assist and learn about the cleaning process. You would help to ensure our customers have a great experience, assist in operating air duct cleaning equipment, driving company vehicles, and helping fill out end-of-day and job paperwork. In addition to air duct cleaning, you will be trained on how to professionally clean coils, dryer vents, sanitation, and learn all about air purifiers. This position requires availability that includes Saturdays. An average shift is 10 hours from 7:30 - 5:30.This is an entry-level position with potential for growth. This job requires the ability to stand for long periods as well as the ability to regularly lift, push, or pull 35-50 pounds. This position also requires background checks and drug screenings. You must be 18 years of age or older.
Job Type: Variable Hours
Salary: $16 per hour
Requirements: High school or equivalent (Preferred)Must pass drug screen and background check Must be able to stand most of the day and lift, push or pull 35-50 pounds

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