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We are looking to grow our company and we need you to help us. We have an immediate opening for a General Building Maintenance Technician to join our team in the Northern Virginia area.If you are hardworking, eager to learn, passionate, dedicated and open to grow within our team; please apply!
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Our company is a family owned and operated business, so we know what it takes to grow a company from the ground up. Unlike other employers, we aren’t so focused on what you’ve done, but what you can achieve.
Please email your resume or contact information for immediate consideration.
Job Type: Full-time
We are seeking skilled, reliable general laborers to join our company. In this position, you will be responsible for assisting area manager & team with event preparations. A strong work ethic, attention to detail & ability to travel within the US are essential.
Duties:
Moves, secures, loads or unload materials.
Event preparation & set up.
Marketing & display assistance.
Move items from place to place as directed by area manager.
Performs various physical duties as assigned.
Requirements:
Must be 21 years or older.
Ability to physically stand, bend, squat & lift up to 50 lbs.
Positive attitude & work ethic.
Ability to work independently or as an active member of the team.
Able to receive and follow instructions as directed.
Excellent interpersonal & communication skills with all levels of management & team members.
Ability to travel by van with team for long durations.
Ability to work weekends & occasional holidays.
Must be able to pass background check.
Compensation:
Up to $20.00 per hour
Transportation & accommodations provided by company.
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