Pool Maintenance Technician

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ftg poolsPhoenix (AZ)
Maintenance and Repair Workers, GeneralOther Services to Buildings and Dwellings

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Junior

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$40,000 per year

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About the role

Job Description Job Description For His Glory’s mission is to provide customer service-based pool cleaning and repair through highly trained teammates, taking time to serve our customers, and maintaining high family values in the business world. Flexible hours; training is provided, but knowledge is preferred; full-time/part-time. Expected 32-38 hours a week. W2 pay. Compensation:$40,000 - $50,000 yearlyResponsibilities:As a Service Specialist, you’ll bring peace of mind to our customers and cleanliness to their swimming pools by providing weekly service stops on a predetermined pool route. Creating and establishing trust is the most important value to the majority of customers; this is why inspecting and documenting all repair findings or recommendations to leadership is a crucial part of For His Glory’s success.Qualifications:Skills Needed to Win: Self-motivation Communication Coachable Problem solver Extreme Ownership Reliable Vehicle Ability to work outside in all weather conditions in AZ Physical labor Pool knowledge is preferred, but not necessary!About Company For His Glory Pool Professionals has a team mindset when it comes to work. We are a small, family-owned business that cares for our employees like family. With FHG, you can have: a flexible schedule, growth opportunities for those who are eager to learn and execute tasks above and beyond, and competitive pay. We provide high-level & in-depth training with an opportunity for profit sharing.

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