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A Wyoming certified pesticide applicator license (preferred) or ability to obtain a license. A Wyoming certified pesticide applicator license (preferred) or ability to obtain a license. Identify weeds and native plants (training will be provided.
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Manage weeds using truck, ATV/UTV, or backpack mounted herbicide spray equipment. Our team is a crucial companion for industries with reclamation, restoration, or remediation needs (energy and mining industries and state and federal agencies) by combining a breadth of consulting, engineering, and field service capabilities with a proven depth of environmental expertise.
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Acquire pesticide certification as required by federal, state, or local law (list states required) Sell residential lawn care, tree and shrub care and pest control services to new and existing customers within your designated territory via direct and tele-sales campaigns Responsible for contacting prospects, setting appointments & adhering to a schedule.
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Work home and garden show booths to generate new residential leads. Reliable vehicle to transport yourself from the branch to property visits is required (mileage reimbursement OR car allowance is available.
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High School Diploma or equivalent required Valid drivers license required with a good driving record Ability to pass a drug screen and background check is required Ability to obtain the appropriate pesticide license within the first 90 days of starting employment (company paid) Ability to work in the field independently, manage route-based assignments and interact with our great customers What will my work environment be like.
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