Warehouse Clerk / Installation Trainee

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bartolo window treatment designsIrvine (CA)

Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks Window Treatment Retailers

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Job Description: Stop working just for a paycheck. Start building a craft. Looking for a role that keeps you moving, rewards your hustle, and actually teaches you a valuable trade? We are hiring a driven trainee to join our Irvine, California team. You'll handle the logistics in the warehouse and head out into the field to master the art of high end window treatments installation.

Responsibilities: Reviewing project inventory list for each project Pre-mount and inspect project components in warehouse Lay out required tools for each project Electrical wiring of automated window treatment systems (AC and DC)

What you'll do: (the training path)Warehouse Ops: Learn inventory management, quality control, and how to prep high-end products for the field. The Craft: Work side-by-side with senior techs to learn the precision installation of custom shades, blinds, and motorized systems. Client Interaction: Represent the brand in some of OC's coolest residential homes and commercial spaces.

Qualifications: High school diploma or GED required Excellent customer service skills Must be able to successfully pass a pre-employment criminal background check Must have a valid state driver's license

Benefits: 5 days PTO and 5 days vacation to recharge and hit the beach. Health Coverage: Kaiser Platinum Group Plan Paid Training: We pay you to learn a specialized trade. No experience? No problem. Retirement Plan through Cal Savers (optional)

Who You Are: Young & Driven: You've got energy, you show up early, and you're ready to work. Hands On: You like using tools and aren't afraid of a ladder or tape measure. Detail Oriented: You care about doing the job right the first time. Ready to get started? Apply today and tell us why you're ready to grow with us.

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