Pool Cleaning Tech III

INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46220

Posted: 3/16/2022

Position: Laborer

Customer Number: 149744

Job Number: 1899

Job Description

We are looking to hire a trustworthy and reliable pool cleaning technician to service and maintain our client's customers' swimming pools. As a pool technician, your duties will include driving to the customers' location, testing the pH of the swimming pool water, adding chlorine, acid, and other chemicals to correct the pH.To ensure success you should be able to work with cleaning chemicals and interact with clients in a friendly and professional manner.

Requirements:

3-5 Years of Experience Required. Must be able to lift 50-75 lbs, be mechanically inclined, ambitious, and willing to learn. Background Check & Drug Screen Required, and canidate must posses a valid license and valid insurance.

To apply for this position, click the link below or contact the local office at (463) 206-2706

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