Appliance Installer and Delivery Driver
Full Time • Dallas
We are a 65-year old family-owned appliance repair company seeking a motivated individual excellent in customer service, able to lift in excess of 50 lbs, possess a clean driving record and looking for a fun working environment with possible career advancement into appliance repair.
You will represent our company in a professional manner to ensure customer satisfaction and support our broader team of ~40 individuals.
This role does NOT require a CDL or commercial truck license.
Success in this role can lead to internal growth within the company, including training as an luxury appliance technician, work in parts department or customer service.
This role does NOT require a CDL or commercial truck license.
Success in this role can lead to internal growth within the company, including training as an luxury appliance technician, work in parts department or customer service.
Responsibilities
- Deliver exceptional customer satisfaction with homeowners, home personnel, business owners and other customers
- Deliver a variety of appliances (e.g., icemaker, oven, etc) to different addresses
- Follow routes and time schedules
- Load, unload, prepare, inspect and operate a delivery vehicle
- Ask for feedback on provided services and resolve clients’ complaints
- Collect payments
- Inform customers about new products and services
- Complete logs and reports
- Follow DOT regulations and safety standards
Skills
- Proven working experience as a Delivery Driver, preferably with appliances
- Valid professional driver’s license
- Excellent organizational and time management skills
- Good driving record with no traffic violations
Compensation: $17.50 - $23.00 per hour
As an appliance repair technician, you’ll work with anything from dishwashers to microwaves to dryers. In other words, you’ll need to be fairly knowledgeable about large appliances, portable appliances, mechanical work, as well as electrical work.
You’ll deal with more than just appliances, though, as a repair technician, you’ll have to deal with people, too.
Appliance repair technicians must also have skills in high mechanical aptitude, have impeccable written and verbal communication skills, work adeptly with repair tools, be okay with lifting heavy machinery, and of course, be incredibly skilled in troubleshooting problems.
Are you prepared to start your journey toward becoming an appliance technician?
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This business is independently owned and operated. Your application will go directly to the independent business, and all hiring decisions will be made by the management of said business. All inquiries about employment at this location should be made directly to the location, and not to the United Appliance Servicers Association.
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High Demand
Amid the general collapse of the service economy during the pandemic — appliance repair technicians are seeing explosive demand for their services as families adjust to living at home 24/7, sometimes with adult children, elderly parents or in-laws expanding households and putting more wear and tear on refrigerators and dishwashers. (Source: washingtonpost.com)
Job Security
Appliance repair is a great career choice because even with constantly advancing appliance technology, repair careers won’t be sent overseas or replaced by robots. People’s daily lives will always rely on appliances, and repairmen will always be needed to step in and get them back online. (Source: nhaparts.com)
Upward Mobility
Given how rapidly home appliances’ tech evolves, you’ll be continuously learning how to solve new problems for customers. Additionally, as you become acclimated to these changes, you can market your unique skills and boost your earnings. (Source: appliancerepairstartup.com)
Competitive Compensation
Being an appliance repair tech just so happens to pay pretty well also, more than enough to support a family and enjoy a comfortable lifestyle. (Source: nhaparts.com)