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Auto-Chlor System is seeking an Equipment Installer to join our nationwide service team in California. You will install, diagnose, and repair restaurant and hospitality equipment at customer locations, ensuring safety and compliance, and providing basic operator training.
We offer paid training, a $25/hour base with potential overtime, a company vehicle, comprehensive benefits, and 401(k) with profit sharing. This hands-on role requires a valid driver’s license and physical stamina.
Pay or shift range: $52,000 USD to $62,000 USD. The estimated range is the budgeted amount for this position. Final offers are based on various factors, including skill set, experience, location, qualifications and other job-related reasons.
Join the Auto-Chlor Team: A National Leader in Restaurant & Hospitality Services.
At Auto-Chlor, we take pride in being a top service provider in the restaurant and hospitality sectors, driven by a people-first approach to training and development. We’re dedicated to delivering exceptional service to our clients, and we’re looking for individuals who share our commitment to excellence.
If you have a positive outlook, are eager to learn, and enjoy contributing to a team’s success, we want to hear from you! We offer hands‑on training for our technicians to equip them with the skills needed to provide outstanding service to our customers every single day.
Interested in advancing your knowledge, growing your career, and increasing your earning potential? Check it out!
Pay Range
$25 per hour
$52,000 - $62,000 per year or more
Key Responsibilities:
What We Offer:
Job Requirements:
To be successful in this role, candidates must be able to meet the following physical demands, with or without accommodation:
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