Warranty Service Technician
$15.00/HOUR
ApplyWarranty Service Technician
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$15.00/HOUR
About the role
- Paint touch-ups and minor repairs
- Silicone sealing and caulking applications
- Screen removal and reinstallation
- Window sash replacement and adjustments
- Diagnose and resolve minor service issues in the field
- Ensure all work is completed efficiently and to company quality standards
- Maintain assigned company vehicle in clean and working condition
- Provide professional and courteous service when interacting with customers Showroom Responsibilities:
- Clean and maintain showroom sample windows and displays
- Vacuum floors and remove dust regularly
- Clean restrooms on a weekly basis
- Help maintain a clean, organized, and presentable showroom environment Qualifications:
- Basic handyman or construction experience preferred (windows/doors a plus)
- Familiarity with tools and light repair work
- Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills
- Ability to work independently and manage time effectively
- Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record
- Ability to lift and carry moderate weight as needed Schedule:
- Part-time hours (flexible based on workload and service needs)
- Competitive hourly pay
- Company vehicle provided during work hours
- Opportunity for growth within the company Work Environment:
- Combination of field service calls and indoor showroom work
- Physical activity including lifting, bending, and standing If interested, please call (915) 842-8252 for more details and email resumes to. #CB
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