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Coastal Wildlife & Pest Services•Jacksonville, FL

18d•Onsite

About The Position

This is not a typical pest control job. If you want easy work, air conditioning, or to “give it a try and see,” stop reading now. This role is for someone who wants a real, hands-on trade, takes pride in hard work, and is looking for a long-term career with advancement, not a temporary paycheck. The Reality of This Job (Read This Carefully) You will: Climb roofs in the Florida summer heat Work in attics and crawl spaces Carry materials, tools, and equipment Use ladders daily Perform detailed exclusion and light construction work Get dirty, sweaty, and tired — and still do quality work This job is physically demanding. It is uncomfortable at times. And it is not for everyone. But for the right person, it is incredibly rewarding. Who This Job Is For This role is a great fit if you: Enjoy working with your hands and solving real problems Like seeing clear results from your work at the end of the day Take pride in doing difficult work the right way Want to build a career, not bounce between jobs Are dependable, coachable, and mentally tough Prefer working in the field rather than behind a desk You do not need prior wildlife experience. You do need the right attitude, work ethic, and physical capability. We can teach skills. We cannot teach grit. What You’ll Be Doing As a Wildlife Exclusion Technician, you’ll focus on permanent solutions, not quick fixes.

Requirements

Be comfortable working on roofs, ladders, in attics, and crawl spaces
Be able to lift and carry 50+ lbs repeatedly
Work safely in heat, humidity, and confined spaces
Have a valid driver’s license and clean driving record
Follow safety procedures and company standards consistently
Communicate professionally with customers and teammates

Responsibilities

Inspecting homes and businesses for wildlife activity and structural entry points
Performing professional wildlife exclusion work (roof returns, soffits, vents, crawl spaces, attics, etc.)
Using hand and power tools to seal and fortify structures
Setting and removing wildlife traps as needed
Educating homeowners on what was done and how to prevent future issues
Following a structured daily schedule prepared by our office
Communicating job updates clearly through our systems
Participating in a rotating on-call schedule (typically one weekend per month)