Krystal Klear Water Systems

Krystal Klear Water Systems is growing and is looking for an Ice/Water machine technician to join our team in the Kansas City Area!

This position requires the highest level of professionalism, communication and problem solving skills are crucial for this position. The technician works independently, providing the highest level of technical service to clean/sanitize ice and water filtration systems. Previous experience is required.

- 40 HR work week
- $19-$23 an HR (given experience)
- ALL HEALTH BENEFITS PAID (health, dental, vision)
- Paid holidays
- Paid vacation

RESPONSIBILITIES OF AN ICE/WATER TECHNICIAN

- Service and clean/sanitize ice machine as required

- Service and clean/sanitize water filtration units as required

- Install new water filtration systems

- Document all actions by completing daily forms, report and logs

- Maintain cleanliness of company vehicle

-Project a positive Krystal Klear Water Systems brand and image

WHAT YOU NEED TO BE SUCCESSFUL AT KRYSTAL KLEAR WATER SYSTEMS

- Previous ice machine service technician experience required

- High school diploma required

- Possess a valid drivers license, with a clean driving record

- Able to communicate clearly & professionally in person, by phone, and in writing

- Ability to work in an environment that requires standing for extended periods of time

- Ability to lift lift/move equipment up to 70 pounds with assistance

Krystal Klear Water Systems is hiring an Ice Machine Technician.
Previous Ice Machine experience is required
$19.50-$22 an HR
40 HR work week
ALL medical benefits (health, dental,vision) covered
Paid vacation
All tools supplied
New work van supplied

If you know of someone interested have them shoot me a message or email: [Email hidden]

Its has been a while since we have had the time to post anything on our page, things have been quite hectic lately with new installations, meeting tons of new amazing people and checking out new products. Hopefully we can get back to posting some cool stuff on a monthly basis.
On sept 1st we will be attending the Noah's Crown Town Social, a benefit for Noahs Bandage Project. An absolutely amazing organization raising money for children's cancer research and also to help provide cool and fun bandages to kids that need them. We hope to see some familiar faces there!

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