Universal Field Technician - Tampa and Orlando

Trash Butler•Lakeland, FL

52d•Onsite

About The Position

The Universal Technician is a field-based role responsible for delivering both pest control services and exterior cleaning services across multi-family communities. This position combines pest control treatment services with commercial pressure washing operations, requiring strong attention to safety, compliance, and service quality. Technicians perform scheduled and on-demand services, operate specialized equipment, complete detailed documentation, and maintain professional customer interactions. This role works under the supervision of a Service Manager (Pest Control or Area Service Manager) as required by service type and applicable regulations.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (GED accepted)
Valid driver’s license with clean driving record
Ability to pass background check and drug screen
Valid pest control technician license or ability to obtain within 90 days of hire
Ability to safely operate pressure washing equipment (training provided)
Basic reading and writing skills for service documentation and product labels
Reliable, punctual, and comfortable performing physically demanding outdoor work

Nice To Haves

1+ years of pest control, pressure washing, landscaping, or related field service experience
Existing pest control license
Experience operating commercial pressure washing equipment (3,000+ PSI)
Familiarity with: Structural pests (ants, rodents, termites, etc.); Exterior surfaces and appropriate cleaning methods; Environmental compliance and runoff control
Experience working in multi-family communities or commercial properties
Experience using mobile service software or digital reporting tools

Responsibilities

Perform scheduled pest control and pressure washing services on assigned routes at multi-family properties
Apply pesticides in accordance with label requirements, company protocols, and state regulations
Install, monitor, and service bait stations, traps, and pest management devices
Operate commercial pressure washing equipment (up to 4,000 PSI), adjusting pressure by surface type to prevent damage
Clean exterior surfaces including sidewalks, breezeways, stairwells, compactor pads, and other hardscape areas
Apply cleaning agents and degreasers in accordance with product labels and safety guidelines
Execute both pest control treatments and pressure washing services using proper techniques, ensuring high-quality results
Complete follow-up services, callbacks, and quality inspections as assigned
Set up safe work zones including signage, pedestrian reroutes, and restricted areas when necessary
Maintain proper clearances around sensitive infrastructure (electrical panels, wiring, HVAC units)
Complete all service records same-day, including: Products applied, EPA registration numbers, and target pests (pest control); Square footage cleaned, labor hours, and water usage (pressure washing)
Capture required before-and-after photos for pressure washing services
Document customer notifications, re-entry intervals, and service details accurately
Maintain compliance with EPA, OSHA, DOT, and state pesticide regulations
Report any product discrepancies, spills, equipment issues, or application errors to the Manager immediately
Maintain active pest control licensing (if required by state) and ensure documentation is current and accessible
Arrive on time with a professional and courteous demeanor
Communicate service details, including: Re-entry intervals (pest control); Service timing and completion expectations (pressure washing)
Leave service documentation when customers are not present
Communicate observed issues, damage, or recommended follow-up actions
Escalate complaints or out-of-scope requests to management — do not resolve independently
Conduct pre- and post-shift inspections of vehicles and equipment
Maintain a clean, organized, and fully stocked service vehicle or trailer
Safely transport, handle, and store pesticides and cleaning chemicals in compliance with regulations
Clean, maintain, and properly store: Pest control equipment (sprayers, dusters, bait guns); Pressure washing systems, hoses, and accessories
Wear all required PPE for both pest control and pressure washing operations
Follow all company safety protocols, OSHA standards, and product label requirements
Review product labels prior to every application — the label is the law
Monitor weather conditions before performing pressure washing services
Immediately report accidents, exposures, equipment failures, or near-miss incidents