Window Film Installer, Portland, OR - with Benefits!

By Pacific Tint
May 5, 2016 in Classifieds • Employment • Marketplace

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Posted May 5, 2016

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Posted May 5, 2016

Window Film Installer Needed ASAP (Portland, OR)

compensation: Based on experience.
employment type: full-time

Benefits: Paid vacation, Medical

Pacific Window Tinting is looking for an experienced window film installer to join our company. We'll also train the right person! This is a growing company in a growing field -- and a GREAT opportunity with good people!

Compensation: Based upon skills, personality and experience

This is for architectural installations only (residential and commercial). NO AUTOMOTIVE! We specialize in solar, security, anti-graffiti and decorative film installations. Plus, we also install graphics and architectural finishes such as Di-Noc - and will train for that skill if needed.

We are a busy and growing window film company so this is a full time position for all year round - not just seasonal help. We're a friendly group, and we're looking for an up-beat team player with good work ethics and someone who takes pride in what they do. This is a long-term position placement.

Medical Benefits provided!

Must have a clean driving record and able to pass drug testing and a background check.

If interested, send us your resume or simply an e-mail telling us about yourself and your experience to info@pacific-tint.com -- We look forward to hearing from you!

Pacific Window Tinting, Inc.

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