Exclusion Technician

ABC•Plano, TX

About The Position

As an Exclusion Apprentice Technician, you will help protect businesses from unwanted pests by inspecting properties for rodent activity, harborage areas, and entry points, then implementing exclusion measures in accordance with Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) standards and using EPA-approved materials. The role combines technical work with customer service, accurate documentation, equipment care, and independent management of scheduled routes. State certification or licensing is required after on-the-job training and completion of the applicable requirements. The technician operates a company vehicle on assigned daily routes and is responsible for basic vehicle maintenance, compliance with driving and safety rules, and prompt reporting of accidents and work-related injuries. The work involves outdoor activity in varied weather, inspections of roofs, crawl spaces, and attics, and physical tasks including climbing, crawling, and lifting. Training pay is $18.00–$20.00 per hour; production pay applies after training.

Requirements

Good written and oral communication skills.
Excellent attendance record.
Good driving record.
Computer skills.
Ability to use and navigate an electronic tablet, phone, or similar device.
Ability to tolerate heat, cold, heights, and confined spaces.
Must be at least 21 years old.
Must complete the state certification or licensing process following on-the-job training and applicable requirements.
Able to walk outdoors for extended periods in diverse weather conditions.
Able to reach, climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, and crawl.
Able to inspect roofs, crawl spaces, and attics for rodent activity.
Able to repeatedly lift, twist, pull, push, and carry objects up to 50 pounds; able to lift 50 pounds continuously.
Comfortable wearing a 40-pound backpack for extended periods.
Must adhere to OSHA respirator requirements when necessary.
Excellent close-up, distance, peripheral, and depth-perception vision.
Able to work comfortably for prolonged periods in confined spaces such as crawl spaces and attics.
Must maintain an active Texas driver's license.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED is desired.

Responsibilities

Inspect properties for rodent activity, harborage areas, and potential entry points.
Implement exclusion methods using traps, sealants, and other techniques in accordance with TDA standards and EPA-approved materials.
Build trusting client relationships, address concerns, and provide exceptional service.
Maintain a clean, professional appearance and keep the uniform, vehicle, and equipment in good condition.
Maintain and safeguard company-issued equipment according to company policies and procedures.
Work independently while following daily schedules and route plans; manage time and organization effectively.
Document work performed, inspection findings, exclusion methods, and customer interactions accurately.
Collaborate with the service manager to complete service calls promptly and address customer concerns.
Operate a company vehicle safely and efficiently on pre-assigned daily routes.
Perform basic vehicle maintenance, including checking tire condition, arranging replacement, checking brakes, and ensuring timely oil changes.
Follow safety protocols and driving regulations, and immediately report work-related injuries to designated supervisors.
Follow company vehicle-use policies and maintain a clean driving record.
Report auto accidents to the Service Manager within one hour of occurrence.
Maintain an active Texas driver's license and provide updated copies to Human Resources.
Complete the state certification or licensing process after on-the-job training and meeting the requirements.