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Experience: Beginner accepted – Training provided
Job overview
As part of the development of its activities, Eco Douche is looking for motivated young men and women to join its team as an Electric Shower Installer.
No prior professional qualifications are required. The successful candidates will benefit from internal practical training in order to gradually learn the techniques of installation, commissioning and maintenance of Eco Shower equipment.
Main duties
After training, the installer will be responsible for:
Carry out the installation of electric showers at customers’ homes;
Perform hydraulic and electrical connections according to Eco Shower procedures;
Check the proper functioning and safety of each installation;
Explain to the customer the operation and precautions for use of the device;
Perform simple maintenance and troubleshooting operations;
Intervene as part of the after-sales service;
Maintain a clean workspace and comply with safety rules;
Represent the image and values of Eco Shower to customers.
Candidate profile
Above all, we are looking for people who are serious, motivated and willing to learn.
The criteria sought are:
Be preferably between 20 and 35 years old;
Be dynamic, punctual and disciplined;
ĂŠBe skillful with your hands and love practical work;
Be able to follow technical instructions;
Have a good sense of
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