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Wildlife Works of Central Florida LLC
Integrated Pest Management Technician
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What they do
A Pest Control Technician controls problems with unwanted animals and insects in residences, commercial buildings and the areas around them. Inspects buildings, identifies pests and determines pest control treatment. Provides applications of chemical pesticides and sets traps or bait. Makes minor building repairs as needed to keep pests out.
$40,266 / year median in Florida
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Job Overview Are you a motivated, detail-oriented individual who enjoys hands-on, problem-solving work in a changing environment? Wildlife Works LLC is hiring Integrated Pest Management Technicians to join our team in Ocala, FL. This position focuses on inspecting, treating, and monitoring residential and commercial properties for common household pests. Previous pest control experience is preferred, and candidates with a strong work ethic and willingness to learn are strongly encouraged to apply. Preference will be given to candidates who email resumes directly to admin@wildlifeworksllc.com. Position Responsibilities (include but are not limited to): Inspect residential and commercial properties to identify pest activity, conducive conditions, and entry points Apply pesticides, insecticides, and other treatments in accordance with label instructions and safety protocols Set, monitor, and service traps and bait stations for common household pests Use hand and power tools for treatment access, minor repairs, and installation of monitoring devices Work on ladders, rooftops, and within attics or crawl spaces as needed Lift, move, and transport materials and equipment (50-70 lbs) Identify pest species and basic signs of activity to inform treatment strategies Follow Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) regulations and pesticide label requirements Arrive on job sites within scheduled timeframes Work collaboratively with team members while also completing tasks independently Follow direction, troubleshoot issues, and problem-solve in the field Maintain accurate service and treatment records Provide a personal vehicle for travel to and from the shop (company vehicles provided for daily job operations)