If you’re handy, you’re hired.
No experience necessary. Start your career with Swish.
If you like working with your hands, have a knack for fixing things, a positive attitude, a willingness to learn, and a passion for helping others, we want you to be our next Service Technician.
What does Swish do?
Swish is a Canadian company, family-owned-and-operated since 1956. Coast-to-coast, our communities should feel confident that the spaces they work and live in are clean and hygienic. That’s why we are Canada’s source for quality cleaning supplies and equipment. With solutions as diverse as our customers’ needs, Swish offers custom, professional grade, environmentally friendly solutions in a wide variety of product and service areas including: Hand Hygiene, Surface Disinfecting, Kitchen/Laundry/Warewash, Floor Care and Matting, Cleaning Tools and Powered Equipment, Safety and PPE, and more.
What does a Service Technician do?
The Service Technician plays a key role in ensuring our customers’ satisfaction by providing timely equipment service such as diagnostics, emergency repairs, planned maintenance, pre-and post-delivery inspections, training, and answering general how-to questions. Swish Service Technicians are trained and trusted by major manufacturers to perform warranty-approved repairs and maintenance on the equipment that keeps Canada clean.

• Maintaining, diagnosing, and servicing commercial cleaning equipment such as power washers, floor scrubbers, and small engines in both the workshop and on customer property
• Maintain an inventory of replacement parts and equipment
• Care, maintenance, and stocking of the service van
• Efficient management and completion of scheduled service calls based on established procedures
• Assist the Sales and Management teams with equipment demonstrations and rentals
• Keep accurate records of billable hours spent on in-house or on-site service calls
• Reduce customer down time by selling Planned Maintenance Agreements
• May be required to perform after hours’/weekend emergency repairs

What do you need?

• High School diploma or equivalent
• Clean Driver’s Abstract and valid Driver’s License
• Ability to read and understand product manuals, diagrams, and schematics
• Strong organizational skills and clerical abilities for the maintenance of parts inventory
• Strong computer skills in order to log calls, billable hours, and place orders for parts
• Interpersonal skills to communicate with customers, staff, and suppliers in a pleasant and professional manner
• Acquired technical or mechanical knowledge or aptitude, such as experience working with electronics, appliances, small engines, or automotive repair would be an asset
• Willingness to learn new skills from our experienced team