Pest Control Applicator

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premier exterminatorsFlorida (NY)

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$39,000 per year

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About the role

Job Description: Pest Control Business looking for PART TIME EMPLOYEEPEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN/APPLICATORInspect buildings and premises for signs of pests or infestations Determine the type of treatment needed to eliminate pests Measure the dimensions of the area needing treatment Use baits and set traps to remove or kill pests Apply insecticides in and around buildings and other structures Design and carry out pest management plans Drive trucks equipped with power spraying equipment Create barriers to prevent pests from entering a building Write detailed inspection reports with accurate details Maintain your company vehicle in pristine condition Effectively communicate with various customers Time Management is a must Bilingual is a plus Must work well with others Communicate and write effectively (for digital report writing)No experience necessary Valid Driver's License with CLEAN RECORDAbility to successfully pass background check Opportunity to make your own schedule Opportunity to make commission -Serious inquiries please!
Job Type: Part-Time Hourly pay with overtime available Required education: High school or equivalent Required license or certification: Driver License Required education: High school or equivalent Required license or certification: Driver's License Work Remotely
NoJob Type: Part-Time
Pay: Starting $20 per hour
Schedule: Available Schedules (WEEKENDS ONLY):Saturday to Sunday
Work Location: Multiple locations

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