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Repair and Tool Technicians are responsible for the evaluation and repair of small engines, outdoor power equipment and handheld electrical devices.
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Position Purpose:Monitor SSC security and assist Home Depot associates with security and safety related issues. Position Purpose:Monitor SSC security and assist Home Depot associates with security and safety related issues.
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A Home Depot Installation Services (HDIS) Design Consultant is responsible for selling the Company's exterior and interior product and services to customers. 3-5 years of prior in-home or virtual sales experience.
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Engages, tracks, and partners with The Home Depot teams to build relationships and ensure root cause fixes are implemented. Acts as a SME for various aspects of the IT Support business to ensure knowledge base articles, training, and knowledge is shared across the Support Desk Services business for VPN/Connectivity, Networking/Firewall, Security/Virus, Training/Knowledge Mgmt, Change Mgmt, Microsoft, Telepresence, etc.
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