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Experience 6 or more years full time paid professional experience working with on-site construction. Applies direction and guidance on determining RSL Values specific to LAUSD from FCA Unit leadership.
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6 or more years full time paid professional experience working with on-site construction. Identifies and collects building component data on systems installed at District sites.
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Mon – Fri work schedule – on-site work; call by telephone only, no rounding required. Compensation package includes Base Compensation, Bonus Potential, Paid Malpractice Insurance, medical, dental, vision insurances, matching 401k, PTO, CME, Relocation assistance if moving, employee stock purchase program, commencement bonus.
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Paid on the job training, including paid pest license and license renewal. Controlling pests, weeds, lawn fertilization, tree/shrub care and other agricultural pests on-site in a variety of residential accounts.
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