Training & Education
Pest control office manager jobs require a high school diploma or GED, and in some cases, a college degree.
Requirements
Pest control office supervisors require communications skills, computer proficiency, and the ability to guide customer service staff. They may be asked to lift heavy objects up to 25 pounds, clean dishes, and perform general maintenance such as emptying the trash or sweeping floors as part of an employee rotation. They will be regularly required to sit and occasionally required to stand or kneel. Previous supervisory experience is preferred.
Job Description
A typical pest control office manager job description includes the oversight of daily operations in the office. This includes but is not limited to: coordinating communication between customers and staff, handling billing inquiries, tending to accounts payable/receivable, managing reports and records, ordering supplies, maintaining office equipment, assisting with employee onboarding, assisting customers at the branch, dispatching field personnel, and supporting payroll processing.
Work environment
As the office supervisor, your typical work environment is – you guessed it – in the office! Some tasks may occasionally require you to travel outside the office, such as stocking supplies and visiting vendors, but on a routine workday, you can expect to be inside the office space.
Pest Control Office Supervisor Salary averages
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average annual salary for pest control Office Supervisors is $51,310 and the average hourly wage is $24.67*
*Disclaimer: Exact compensation and benefits packages are at the discretion of individual employers.
