Irrigation Technician
The Irrigation Service Technician must be thoroughly familiar with all aspects of irrigation systems to include: wiring controllers and valves, pressure testing, trenching/pulling pipe; installing heads, rotors, valves, main and lateral lines, drip line, bubblers, etc.; operating equipment, ordering correct materials; and interfacing with customers, subcontractors, architects, etc. Require minimal supervision and conduct all jobs in a safe manner and, if necessary, directing a crew of one other employee.
The Irrigation Service Technician must also attend to and complete all paperwork and administrative requirements related to the job while creating and maintaining a professional job atmosphere. The Irrigation Service Technician may also be responsible for minimal landscape lighting service and installation.
Skill set and educational requirements:
- Minimum of a high school diploma or GED.
- Possess a valid driver’s license and must be insurable on company’s insurance policy.
- Physically able to handle the work load of an Irrigation Technician.
- Able to lift 50 pounds without assistance.
- Able to interact with customers in a professional and courteous manner on a daily basis
- Landscape lighting experience preferred but not required.
Responsibilities:
- Has a minimum of two years of experience in irrigation service field.
- Thoroughly understands all aspects of irrigation systems as outlined above.
- Able to operate company equipment: trenchers, pullers, trucks, tampers, etc.
- Able to read irrigation plans and drawings.
- Able to lay out the job site and order materials.
- Has the leadership capability and demeanor to effectively manage and direct a crew of one or two people.
- Meets or exceeds company production standards for irrigation service work.
- Ensures that jobs are kept on schedule and on budget.
Benefits include competitive pay, health and dental, company provided uniforms, and a positive and encouraging work environment.
$22.00+ per hour based on experience