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PLUMBING SERVICE TECHNICIAN – Missoula, MT
Garden City Plumbing & Heating, Inc. (GCPH) is proud to be Western Montana’s premier, local, and family owned home services company. We are proud to offer customers a wide variety of services in both plumbing and HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning).
GCPH was established in Missoula in 1985. Over the past 35 years, Garden City has become the industry leader in plumbing and HVAC services for commercial and residential construction sites, technician services, maintenance of equipment, and installation of new systems. GCPH has always taken pride in providing top quality service to all clients, no matter how big or small the project.
GCPH is currently seeking an experienced Plumbing service technician. Candidate MUST HAVE a Montana Plumbing License; OR an active license from a state that Montana has a reciprocal agreement with (Oregon, Idaho, North Dakota and South Dakota) with no current complaints filed against it; and have knowledge of local plumbing codes and the ability to make on-the-job applications
Responsibilities include:
Diagnose and repair plumbing issues and lead customers to informed and confident buying decisions.
Maintain communication with dispatch, your manager, the parts department and the installation team.
Keep your truck inventory up to date.
Properly complete paperwork.
You will need to be on call occasionally.
Maintain a clean and professional appearance.
Because you will be driving our trucks, we need you to have and maintain a clean driving record.
Participate in training so that you grow and develop as a professional.
You should have the proper certifications. We can help you acquire this.
Candidates must possess excellent communication and organizational skills.
Pay for this position will be DOE. Position includes incentives for job performance in addition to the hourly wage.
We offer a competitive benefits package including health, vision and dental insurance; vacation and holiday pay after successful completion of probationary periods.
