Licensed Pest Control Technician

Eastside Exterminators•Everett, WA

9d•$27 - $35

About The Position

Parker Pest Control , a locally run company now a part of Eastside Exterminators' family and backed by the global Anticimex network, is hiring a Licensed Pest Control Technician in Everett, WA. Join a respected team that combines local values with international resources. Competitive pay ($27–$35/hr + commission), full benefits, paid training, and a company vehicle provided. Location: Everett, WA (Training, meetings, and material restocking occur at our Bothell office. Route will vary) Join a Locally Run Team with Global Strength We’re seeking a Licensed Pest Control Technician who enjoys problem-solving, takes pride in high-quality work, and values excellent customer service. This role offers independence in the field, supportive leadership, and the backing of an international organization committed to safety, sustainability, and professional growth.

Requirements

Valid WSDA Commercial Operator’s License required.
Strong communication and customer service skills.
Self-motivated, reliable, and organized.
Comfortable working at heights, in confined spaces, and in various weather conditions.
Ability to carry and operate a 2–4-gallon sprayer.
Must pass a pre-employment background check, driving record check, and 4-panel drug screen.
Valid driver’s license with an insurable driving record.
Availability for occasional weekend or evening work as needed.

Responsibilities

Perform pest control services for residential and commercial clients in accordance with company and state standards.
Identify pest activity, entry points, and conducive conditions through detailed inspections.
Communicate effectively with customers to explain findings, treatment options, and preventive recommendations.
Maintain accurate and timely digital service notes and reports.
Prepare and organize company vehicle, equipment, and materials each day.
Install and service monitoring systems, including electronic rodent monitoring devices.
Apply pesticides and service bait or monitoring stations as scheduled.
Inspect attics, crawlspaces, and exterior structures for pest evidence and access points.
Participate in ongoing training to maintain your WSDA Operator’s License and enhance technical expertise.