We train salespeople to be expert animal damage inspectors (Arlington Heights IL)

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Our sales team take routes each day to do full inspections of homes and provide our clients with both solutions to current wildlife issues as well as preventative measures that add value to client homes. We don't have time to cover every detail with the clients over the phone, so you must educate them on-site and selling by educating what we love to do! You will climb on the roof, enter the attic and check the insulation to see if animals have damaged it. You will explain each of our services in detail and explain to clients why they need each service that your inspection indicates for their home.

Our organization has been featured on National Geographic, NPR and other shows, so you know that our company is highly respected in our field.

You don't need any prior experience with animals because we have a comprehensive training program but you to be physically fit (we use ladders, tools and walk on roofs) have a good driving record AND sales experience. We inspect every home we visit, so you must have the strength and fitness to load our 32' ladder on and off our trucks many times each day. This is a job for someone who is driven to succeed, handy and fit as well as someone who is professional and works well in a goal-oriented, fast paced business environment.

About Us:

Our specialty is humane removal, exclusion and damage remediation for all species of wildlife that damage property or pose a threat to human health and safety. We have been in business for over 35 years and cover most of Chicagoland.

www.abcwildlife.com

Days:

Our company is open everyday (365-days a year), but we each work a 5-day week. We rotate for days off, so you will need to work some weekend days. Most days begin around 8 a.m.

Training:

40 hours per week of paid on-the-job training/apprenticeship, as well as classroom training for the first 4 to 8 weeks. This is a long-term position, not a "temporary or summer help" type of job. We invest so much training and development into our staff that we hope to retain them for many years. We strive for and achieve very low turnover, and because of this, we have an excellent and highly trained team.

Logistics:

You report for work daily to our office in Arlington Heights. You wear our uniforms, drive our trucks, use our equipment, and our dispatchers send you out on wildlife calls.

Typical Call:

Most of our calls are for squirrels or raccoons. You would perform a full inspection of a residence, set the appropriate humane trap for that animal then have a 20-40 minute discussion with the customer explaining the importance of preventing future issues through installing a variety of animal proof products as well as repairing the damage done by the current animal. Our best wildlife inspectors are great at educating the client on how strong animals are and what they can do to people's homes. The education starts with setting client expectations of the animal trapping process, followed by taking measurements for chimney caps and other barrier methods on the client's home to keep other animals from entering. All of our customers have hired us to solve an existing problem and you will be thoroughly trained on doing just that, while also explaining how we can keep future animals out, thus safeguarding people and property.

The Down Side:

Since many kinds of animals are dangerously overpopulated, we are required by law to put some of the animals we catch to sleep. We dislike having to do this, because we are all animal lovers here, but it is the law, so we must. Apply for this job, only if you would be okay with following all laws, including that one.

Salary and Benefits:

We offer a competitive training wage and the opportunity to earn $45,000 - $65,000 within the first year with no upper limit for driven candidates. Our benefits package covers health, dental, vision and paid vacation.

How to Apply:

Please read the information provided above, and email your name, the town you live in, your telephone number, your availability and especially why you feel you would be a good candidate for this job to John. Resumes are encouraged. Please make sure to include your telephone number, so John can call you back for a telephone interview.

Additional Information about our Company:

We offer free lectures on wildlife to local libraries and schools through our partner not-for-profit organization, and we maintain a database of wildlife rehabilitators who rescue injured and orphaned wildlife.

Our Hiring Process:

1. Your email is reviewed and you may be called back and offered a brief telephone interview. These telephone interviews will take place within the next week.

2. John may invite you to a 1-hour information session with our hiring managers. The session will take place in the Arlington Heights area.

3. After undergoing an initial interview session you may be called back to have a second "on the job" interview. This interview would involve spending time both in the field and in the office with one of our senior sales technicians.

4. Anyone who has passed the prior interview sessions will be asked to come in for a one-hour interview with the general manager.

5. Employment offers are made over the following few weeks to give our management team time to consider each candidate. It is the people on this team that meet our customers for the first time and are therefore ambassadors of our company to all of our clients. We take filling positions on this team especially seriously. You could begin working for our company as soon as two weeks from today.

Thank you for taking the time to learn about our organization. I look forward to reading your submission, especially the part about why you feel that you'd be a good match for our company. Please make sure to include your telephone number in the body of your email. This is why we ask you to help us get to know you by including a personal message about yourself and your interest in the position.

Sincerely,

John DiNello

Orientation Specialist

Arlington Heights

Hiring Organization: ABC Humane Wildlife Control & Prevention Inc.
Hiring Organization: ABC Humane Wildlife Control & Prevention Inc. Hiring Organization: ABC Humane Wildlife Control & Prevention Inc. Location: Arlington Heights ILCompensation: $45,000-$65,000Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests.Posting ID: 4110783247

Posted: 2013-10-05, 8:14AM CDT

Updated: 2013-10-05, 8:14AM CDT

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