Full-Time Painter (Nova Scotia)

Full-Time Painter (Nova Scotia)

06 Sep
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ServiceMaster
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Nova Scotia

06 Sep

ServiceMaster

Nova Scotia

ServiceMaster Restore is an international franchise that provides homeowners and businesses facing disaster with personalized care and guidance. As Canada’s leading disaster restoration company, we seek to be a beacon of hope for those at their worst following damages brought on by fire, water, vandalism, natural disasters, and more. Now with an office servicing northeastern Nova Scotia, we need someone who wants to help restore peace of mind!

Our team members are offered stable fulltime hours at an above average pay with perks, including extended healthcare and life insurance, and paid vacation! We provide our crew with uniforms, company vehicles, and any certifications pertaining to the jobs! Use a variety of tools to paint surfaces Able to select correct paints and primers Able to mix and apply paints, varnishes,



and sealants 3-5 years experience in painting ~ Experience painting residential and/or commercial spaces ~ Good planning and organizational skills ~ Life Insurance ~ 8 hour shifts ~ Monday to Friday ~ Overtime Our talented network of employees share in a vision of restoring peace of mind and our culture is one of diversity, where successful people work together to achieve common goals.

Your application will go directly to the franchisee, and all hiring decisions will be made by the management of this franchisee. We serve our customers by providing exceptional customer experiences that exceed their expectations. #

📌 Full-Time Painter (Nova Scotia)
🏢 ServiceMaster
📍 Nova Scotia

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