Why Start Your Career With Kapture Pest Control?

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A career in pest control contributes to people’s quality of life while ensuring a strong and bright future for you and your family!

Employment opportunities for professional pest control workers are projected to grow faster than the average for all other trade and skilled work occupations. (Source: U.S. Dept of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics)

The Career Path for A Service Technician with Kapture Pest Control

1- Technician – Complete 3 Month Training
2 – Licensed Technician – Complete State Licensing
3 – Lead Technician – Complete Advanced State Licensing
4 – Manager – Train and Lead New Technicians

The Service Technician Position

  • If you are a motivated, self-driven individual you will appreciate the career prospects of a Service Technician
  • You will solve important issues for your clients every day
  • You will solve increasingly complex issues as you become trained and licensed over time
  • As you become more and more skilled you will increasingly have more and more career opportunities
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Training

  • Pest control is highly regulated
  • Continuous training and licensing make sure you stay on top of new developments
  • Training is extensive and a balance of on-the-job and in the classroom

Responsibilities

  • Speak to clients and genuinely listen to their concerns
  • Conduct extensive inspections
  • Problem solve and correct pest control problems
  • Follow product label instructions
  • Communicate with your team

Job Requirements

  • Good communication skills
  • Desire to learn
  • Problem solving
  • Manage time
  • Ability to be a self-starter
  • Climb, kneel, crouch and crawl
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Become a Part of Our Fast Growing Industry

  • Employment of pest control workers is expected to grow at 9% per year vs. 4% for other trade and skilled work occupations
  • It’s never been a better time to join the pest control industry!
  • Pest control is an ever-evolving industry with ever-evolving pest issues. In a workforce survey conducted by NPMA, 81 percent of respondents reported being satisfied with their job security
  • Pests are always going to be around and posing a true health risk, making this industry a key factor in maintaining public health

Do You Have What It Takes?

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