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Complete all duties required by a pest/mosquito/termite service professional: customer consultation, inspection, eliminate/identify conducive conditions and proper treatments. Complete all duties required by a pest/mosquito/termite service professional: customer consultation, inspection, eliminate/identify conducive conditions and proper treatments.
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Spends approximately 10% of time in the office and 90% in the fieldPerforms pest control, termite control or homes services production work approximately 40% of time spent in the fieldInspects pest management work performed by service professionals and coaches to ensure compliance with company standards approximately 50% of time spent in the field.
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Sell residential pest control and termite services· Prospect, inspect, and close new business· Utilize various methods like pre-scheduled appointments, referrals, networking, and community involvementWhat skills are we looking for.
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You will perform preconstruction and post construction termite treatments. You will perform preconstruction and post construction termite treatments. Our teammates give back to our communities through volunteering with our Good Deeds Team and much more.
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For more than 85 years, Terminix has built a reputation as one of the nation’s leading providers of termite and pest control services, safeguarding over 3 million homes and businesses against all types of pests in 47 states and 14 countries.
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