Careers
Our company provides the right environment for persons who are interested in joining us and build a successful career whether it is as a trained Air Conditioning, Elevator or Domestic Technician in our Service Department or as a Sales Representative in our Sales & Marketing team. Potential candidates who have the necessary skills, experience and qualifications can apply for any available positions when advertised. Employees can experience competitive compensation packages, staff benefits, consistent development & training and effective teamwork & collaboration.
Open Job Positions
Hire Purchase Manager
Sales Representative - Appliance Service
AC Technician - [On Going]
Assistant Parts Manager
This will be a new management position and the candidate will be expected to assist with the management of the Parts Department team to achieve company goals and be fully involved and responsible for the daily operations of the department. The incumbent will work to build the business in the Parts Department which handles all of ESSCO’s and the public’s needs for its parts and equipment as well as to expand the department in the future.
Applications should be sent to hr@electricsales.com on or before June 23rd, 2025
Warehouse Supervisor
The Warehouse Supervisor will be responsible for assisting the Inventory Manager at assigned job location(s). Daily work duties will include the maintenance of workflows, keeping work areas organized, ensuring that items are shipped on time, keeping inventories updated and improving customer satisfaction. The successful candidate must demonstrate warehouse operations knowledge, communication and organizational skills, logistics experience, time management and teamwork.
Applications should be sent to hr@electricsales.com on or before June 23rd, 2025
Types of Jobs Available at ESSCO
AC Technician
An AC technician installs, maintains, and repairs air conditioning and ventilation systems in homes, offices, and commercial buildings. They diagnose issues like poor cooling, strange noises, or refrigerant leaks, then adjust or replace components such as compressors, fans, or thermostats. The job often involves reading blueprints, handling electrical connections, and ensuring systems run efficiently and safely. AC technicians frequently work on-site, sometimes in tight or hot spaces, and must follow environmental and safety regulations, especially when handling refrigerants.
Appliance Technician
An appliance technician repairs and services household or commercial appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines, ovens, dishwashers, and microwaves. Their work includes diagnosing mechanical or electrical problems, ordering and replacing faulty parts, and testing equipment to ensure proper operation. They often travel to customers’ homes or businesses, interpret service manuals and wiring diagrams, and provide maintenance advice to extend the life of appliances. Strong troubleshooting skills and customer communication are important, as they regularly explain issues and repair options to clients.
Elevator Technician
An elevator technician installs, maintains, and repairs elevators, escalators, moving walkways, and related lifting equipment in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Their duties include assembling and aligning components, adjusting safety systems, performing routine inspections, and responding to breakdowns to restore safe operation quickly. The job requires working with electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic systems, often in confined shafts or machine rooms, and following strict safety codes and regulations. Elevator technicians must be detail-oriented and physically fit, as the work can involve climbing, lifting, and working at heights.
Maintenance Technician
A maintenance technician is responsible for keeping building systems, equipment, and facilities in good working order through regular inspections, repairs, and preventive maintenance. They may work on electrical fixtures, plumbing, HVAC units, machinery, and general building structures such as doors, walls, and floors. The role often involves responding to work orders, troubleshooting issues, performing routine checks, and coordinating with outside contractors when needed. Maintenance technicians need a broad set of skills, the ability to prioritize tasks, and a strong focus on safety and minimizing downtime for the facility.
Sales Executive
Finds and develops new customers, presents products or services, and negotiates deals to meet or exceed sales targets. Builds relationships, follows up on leads, prepares proposals, and works closely with other teams to close sales and maintain customer satisfaction.
Account Manager
Manages ongoing relationships with existing clients to ensure they are satisfied and continue using the company’s products or services. Handles inquiries, solves problems, coordinates internal resources, and looks for opportunities to upsell or expand the business with each client.
Parts Clerk / Sales
Assists customers in finding and purchasing the correct parts for equipment or appliances, both at the counter and over the phone. Looks up part numbers, checks inventory, prepares orders, and processes sales. May also handle stock organizing, returns, and basic product advice to support technicians and walk‑in customers.
Tools Sales
Sells hand tools, power tools, and related accessories to customers such as tradespeople, DIY users, and hardware businesses. Helps customers choose the right tools for their needs, explains features and benefits, processes sales, and may handle special orders and basic product demonstrations.