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In those situations where it is determined that the Aircraft Cleaner classification is not needed, the above work will continue to be performed by the Ramp Service Clerk classification. Job SummaryThe work of the Aircraft Cleaner classification, depending on assignment, includes any or all of the following; Comply with WFS site security procedures for assigned warehouse and other operations.
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It is understood and agreed that the Company will determine the need and use of the Aircraft Cleaner classification, pursuant to customer contract needs. Operate vacuum cleaner and similar mechanized cleaning aids.
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Tempo’s Drain Cleaner/Maintenance tech will perform diagnostics and drain cleaning for residential customers as well as perform whole home plumbing inspections for single family homes. The Drain Cleaner/Maintenance tech will also be responsible for making recommendations for repairs and upgrades to plumbing and drain systems based off evaluations made on these calls and turning over leads for a licensed plumber to perform.
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Stocking and cleaning of the cabin service make-up rooms area. Stocking and maintaining cabin service kits. on board aircraft Cognitive skills to check condition, clean, sort, count, salvage and/or store equipment, and assemble kits.
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Physical Requirements/Working Conditions Must be able to perform functions in variable weather conditions as well as environmental conditions, i.e., jet engine fumes, vehicle emissions, dust, and jet engine noise.
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How to Know if You Are a Good Fit for this Service Professional Position This drain cleaner job isn’t for everyone. At Mr. Rooter Plumbing, we value helping our team members build long-lasting careers in the plumbing industry, starting from general labor positions all the way to team leaders or licensed plumbers.
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How We Measure Success at Mr. Rooter Plumbing The team is collaborative and competitive here at Mr. Rooter Plumbing and we keep our eyes on the numbers to ensure everyone wins. At Mr. Rooter Plumbing, we give our employees the training and coaching they need every day.
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The Drain Cleaner is key member of our team, performing drain cleaning in commercial and residential environments. The Drain Cleaner is key member of our team, performing drain cleaning in commercial and residential environments.
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At Mr. Rooter Plumbing, you don’t need prior plumbing experience or licenses to join our team. Following Our Mr. Rooter Plumbing Process – You’ll follow our proven process, from greeting the customer to collecting payment.
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You’ll wear the Mr. Rooter uniform, which identifies you to our customers as one of the best in the industry. Plus, you’ll be part of the team here at Mr. Rooter Plumbing. Apply today to join the team at Mr. Rooter Plumbing.
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As a Drain Cleaning service professional, you’ll be doing something that matters! Within as soon as 90 days, you will be a trained service professional in the plumbing and drainage industry, running your own service calls.
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ABM is hiring an Airport Facility Cleaner provides the cleaning and upkeep of an assigned area Essential Functions | Aircraft Cabin Cleaner Responsible for cleaning all areas of the aircraft.
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Why should you work for the Michael and Son family?
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Includes but not limited to: circular saw, power drill, bench grinder, string trimmer, hedge trimmer, power floor cleaner, carpet cleaner, paint sprayer, power drain cleaner, chain saw, and key machine.
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Perform various maintenance functions such as electrical installations, pool maintenance, carpentry/construction, furnace and air conditioner repairs, filter changing, coil cleaning, plumbing and appliance repairs, drywall and painting repairs, vinyl installation and repairs, minor roof repairs, etc.
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