Drainage Systems Field Technician

Step Into a Day in the LifeSun's up in Stoughton, MA, and you're rolling out to your first site. A homeowner's kitchen sink has backed up. You diagnose the issue, select the right equipment to clear the blockage, restore proper flow, and walk the client through what happened and how you fixed it. By midday, you're tackling scheduled maintenance at a commercial site, documenting your work for accurate service records. Before you wrap, you jump on a same-day repair, collaborate with a teammate on safety setup, and ensure the space is spotless before you leave. It's hands-on, problem-solving work—and you're the pro who makes it all run smoothly. What You'll Handle Evaluate drainage systems to pinpoint issues and offer practical solutions. Carry out both routine upkeep and urgent repairs to keep systems operating safely. Operate specialized equipment to remove obstructions and restore flow. Record all services performed, maintaining precise job documentation. Explain findings and recommendations clearly to clients. Follow safety procedures and leave every workspace clean and orderly. Coordinate with team members to boost efficiency and service quality. What You BringHigh school diploma or equivalent; technical training welcomed. Experience as a drain technician or in a closely related plumbing role. Solid grasp of drainage operations and core plumbing concepts. Confidence using and caring for industry tools and equipment. Sharp troubleshooting ability and meticulous attention to detail. Clear communication skills and a service-first mindset. A valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Flexibility to cover weekends and on-call shifts when needed. You should be proficient in: Plumbing If you thrive on solving real-world problems and delivering five-star service, we'd love to meet you.