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Auto-Chlor System in Albuquerque is hiring a Service Technician to support restaurants and commercial kitchens across the area. You will service dishwashing equipment, troubleshoot problems, and perform preventive maintenance in customer locations.
Training is provided; no prior commercial dishwashing experience is required. The role offers a Monday–Friday schedule, a company vehicle during business hours, and paid hands-on training in a field service capacity.
Albuquerque | 720
3211 Matthew Avenue Northeast
Albuquerque, NM 87107, USA
Now Hiring:Service Technician
Monday–Friday | 7:00 AM–4:30 PM | $23/hr. | $60K–$65K Anticipated Annual Earnings, Including Overtime & On-Call Pay
Good with tools, enjoy troubleshooting and like working with customers? We'll train you!
Auto-Chlor System is hiring aService Technicianto support restaurants and commercial kitchens throughout the Albuquerque area.
You'll work hands-on with commercial dishwashing equipment, troubleshoot problems, perform preventive maintenance, deliver products, and build relationships with customers.
No commercial dishwashing experience required. We provide paid, hands-on training.
We're looking for someone who is mechanically inclined, dependable, and personable. You'll work independently throughout the day while building relationships with restaurant managers and staff. This isn't a traditional shop technician position, you'll be out in the field servicing equipment, managing customer relationships, and identifying opportunities for additional products and services.
Experience in maintenance, automotive, HVAC, plumbing, construction, facilities, appliance repair, equipment installation, restoration, or other hands-on work can translate well.
If you're good with tools and enjoy figuring out how things work, we'll teach you our equipment.
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