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Our service professionals and skilled technicians are trained in various skills such as window cleaning, gutter cleaning, power washing, and holiday lighting. It's why we will take the time to train and coach you in window cleaning, pressure washing, holiday lighting, gutter cleaning and window tinting.
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Your Responsibilities as a Window Genie Gutter Cleaner. Provide Various Services - Whether it's window cleaning, pressure washing, holiday lighting, gutter cleaning, or window tinting, you will directly serve our customers.
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At Window Genie, we have an immediate opening for a Gutter Cleaning Professional. You'll also learn how to do window cleaning, pressure washing, holiday lighting, and window tinting, so there will be no shortage of work for you.
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An employee in this position must be knowledgeable and skilled in the safe use and maintenance of: step stool small ladder gloves (as tasks dictate) screwdriver miscellaneous hand tools rake line trimmer hedge trimmer shovel hand trowel wheel barrow Mops Stripper Brooms Vacuum cleaner (back pack & conventional) Buffer Waxer Carpet Cleaner window squeegee Scrubber step stool small ladder gloves (as tasks dictate.
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We're certain you've never considered cleaning glass for a living but we're here to tell you, if you like to work outside, have a flexible schedule, and have a little hand/eye coordination, we can make a window cleaner out of you.
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Use of safe and OSHA approved waxes and cleaners such as, window cleaner, tar remover, tire shine, etc. key words: car detailer / auto detailer / automotive detailer / car washer / detailing / dealership / full time / part time / f/t / p/t.
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As a professional window cleaner, you'll enjoy a great family culture that recognizes excellent work, paid time off, monthly performance sales incentives and bonus opportunities, and bi-weekly pay.
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It is our mission to remain the best and most respected window-cleaning company in the world. Here at Fish Window Cleaning, we are a mission-focused company that believes that our employees are our greatest asset and tool in brightening our community one window at a time.
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Our services include window cleaning, pressure washing, gutter cleaning, holiday lighting, and window tinting. Window Genie is the largest residential window cleaning company in the USA. We are a Neighborly company, the largest home services franchise company in the World.
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Tomra (bottle machines), window washing equipment, vacuum cleaner, power washer, brooms, delivery vehicle, phone, fax, copier, two wheeler, pallet jack, box cutter (within wage and hour guidelines.
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Advantage Pro Services is Houston's leading provider of pressure washing, window cleaning and gutter cleaning services. This position includes window cleaning, gutter cleaning, and pressure washing.
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The detailer will use their manual dexterity and bodily coordination to perform an array of tasks, including washing the exterior of vehicles using various cleaning solutions, may also wax and buff vehicles using cloths and buffing machines, vacuum interior of automobiles to remove dirt and debris, clean upholstery and surfaces, use air compressors and cloths to dry surfaces and apply preservation chemicals to surfaces for protection against spots and stains.
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May be required to use different types of dyes, paints and waxes to protect the leather or fabric of vehicles. Teph Seal Auto Appearance, a privately-held company, operates detail/reconditioning centers in auto dealerships across the United States.
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Your knowledge of finding locations and friendliness with people will be your greatest assets as a window cleaner. Through volunteering, leadership, and charitable giving, FISH lives its mission to be the best and most respected window cleaning company in the world.
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Why Become a Professional Window Cleaner? We're a high rise building maintenance company specializing in window cleaning and pressure washing. The window cleaning, window tinting and pressure washing industry offers other advantages.
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