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EcoDouche recruits motivated people, women and men, to learn the job of electric shower installer. No prior professional experience is required. The selected persons will undergo in-house practical training on the installation, commissioning and maintenance of equipment.
Main duties
Install electric showers at customers' homes.
Perform hydraulic and electrical connections in accordance with Eco Shower methods.
Test each installation and check its proper functioning as well as safety.
Introduce customers to how the device is used and what precautions should be taken.
Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting.
Participate in after-sales service interventions.
Keep your workspace clean and apply safety rules.
Represent the values and image of Eco Shower to customers.
Proposed training
The selected individuals will benefit from practical learning including the essentials of plumbing, electrical safety rules, installation of electric showers, connections and commissioning of equipment, identification of common failures, maintenance and replacement of certain parts, instructions to respect at home customers, quality of service and customer relations.
Conditions
At the end of the training, successful candidates will be able to join Eco Shower’s installation team and carry out paid interventions, according to the conditions set by the company.
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