Pressure Washer
JACKSONVILLE, FL 32256
Posted: 1/7/2025
Job Description
LaborMax Staffing is seeking a reliable and experienced pressure washer to join our team! As a pressure washer, you will be responsible for cleaning outdoor surfaces at our clients' homes and businesses. To be successful in this role, you should have at least one year of previous experience, a driver's license, an eye for detail, and the ability to work outdoors in any weather.
Your job responsibilities will include driving the company vehicle to the job site, loading and unloading equipment from work vehicles, operating pressure washer machinery to clean surfaces such as fences, driveways, siding, and windows, applying detergent safely as needed, checking equipment for good working order and water supply, inspecting surfaces for any missed spots after cleaning, reviewing completed work with the customer, bringing hoses and equipment back to the office for proper storage, following safety procedures to protect yourself and client property, accurately logging billable hours using a time tracking app, managing job details, reviewing daily tasks, and following up with customers.
"LaborMax Staffing is an equal opportunity employer."
Requirements:
Valid DL, MVR, Drug Screen and Background screen may be conducted.
To apply for this position, click the link below or contact the local office at (904) 730-7100
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