Service Technicians

Service Technicians

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Become a University Sprinkler Service Technician. Onsite training, competitive compensation, room for growth, and time for friends and family.

Why Work At University Sprinklers?

In our seasonal service technician position, you can earn full‑year income, with the additional potential of more work in the off‑season as you choose.

• You like spending time outdoors
• You are personable, professional, hard‑working and driven
• You possess both a competitive spirit and a team mentality
• You have demonstrated perseverance and commitment
• You are looking to build a long‑term career in a service‑driven environment
• You have a strong desire to learn and teach.

About the Company

University Sprinklers is the largest irrigation and landscape lighting installation and service company in Canada. We have a dedicated team of over 100 employees and serve more than 10,000 clients mostly in the Lower Mainland. Our head office is in Delta, and we provide service and installation from a network of more than 55 decentralized vehicles.

Your Job Duties

Qualifications

Benefits of Joining Our Service Team

Comprehensive Benefits Package

FAQs

What is the service season? The service season generally runs from March 15 to November 30, with a slow period in winter and from mid‑July to late August.

How long do people normally stay in a service role? Some Service Technicians have over 15 years in the role, and many transition to sales or installation positions.

Do I provide benefits? We offer a $500.00 per annum medical reimbursement program, pay for your MSP, and cover all industry‑related training and certifications.

Can I earn a commission? Yes. Base per‑hour compensation is provided, with the opportunity to earn commissions on additional work or quoted projects.

What support does University Sprinklers offer to make me successful? We provide tools, training, mentorship, supportive office staff, additional labourers / foremen for large projects, a robust internal database / CRM, and a network of suppliers.

Will I be driving a company vehicle? Yes. Fuel, repairs, maintenance are paid, and the vehicle is monitored by GPS. You are responsible for its safe operation and maintenance scheduling.

Is travel time paid? Travel between sites is not directly paid, but compensation is structured to cover time from first to last site (piece‑work model).

What do I need to supply? Bring common sense, a good attitude, and a desire to learn and do things properly. Steel‑toe boots are required.

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