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Paul Davis Restoration of Montgomery and Berks Counties is Hiring an Emergency Technician Near Hatfield, PA
Job Description
Team Compensation and Benefits:
- Flex schedule - at Paul Davis we are committed to our team and their well-being. We have instituted the ability for flex hours that ensures team members get the time they need for personal matters while still being able to work full time.
- Paid training
- Health, dental and vision insurance
- Great culture and team dynamic
- High level performance of water mitigation, tarping, board up, mold remediation, asbestos/lead abatement and carpet cleaning/reinstallation services according to Paul Davis and industry specifications under the supervision of the Mitigation Manager.
- Focus and dedication to providing excellent customer service.
- Maintain a clean, properly stocked and organized truck and maintain all company equipment.
- Be accessible by phone and participate, as necessary, in the on-call schedule.
- Assist in warehousing and facility related tasks when necessary.
- You will assist other team members as you see opportunities arise and be a leader for the team when needed
- Desire to join a world-class team and contribute a positive attitude
- Dedication to customer service
- Valid driver's license with a clean record
- Have the ability to work nights/weekends and overtime, if needed
- Ability to lift 75 LBS frequently
We support and hire Veterans and we are an Equal Opportunity Employer!
Job Summary
Full Time
$44k-56k (estimate)
05/28/2024
06/15/2024
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