Path Engineering

As a Drain Cleaner (also known as Drain Technician, Drainage Specialist), you'll diagnose, clear, and clean residential drain systems. You'll educate customers on products and services, deliver quality workmanship, maintain a clean, organized job site, and build long-term relationships with clients who appreciate excellent service and workmanship.

• Paid holidays, vacation, and birthday off.
• Medical, Dental and Vision insurance.
• 401k with company match and paid training.

• Proven drain experience with a desire for continuous improvement.
• Knowledge of local plumbing codes and the ability to apply them on-the-job.
• Valid driver's license, clean record, and ability to pass a background check, drug test, and physical exam.