About This Role
Leading and growing the wildlife division across the Greater Toronto Area is the core of this role for an experienced Wildlife Control Technician. This opportunity is ideal for a technician who wants the freedom to operate independently, make key decisions, and benefit directly from the division’s growth. You will manage wildlife jobs from the initial inspection and customer quote through removal, exclusion, repairs, and follow-up service.
Responsibilities
- Inspect residential and commercial properties for wildlife activity, entry points, damage, nesting areas, and safety concerns
- Identify wildlife species and develop safe, humane, and effective removal and exclusion plans
- Handle wildlife issues involving raccoons, squirrels, skunks, birds, bats, and other common urban wildlife
- Provide customers with professional recommendations, pricing, and written service quotes
- Make pricing decisions based on the scope, complexity, materials, risk, and time required for each job
- Select appropriate removal, one-way-door, trapping, exclusion, and prevention methods
- Install one-way doors, screening, vent covers, chimney caps, metal flashing, and other wildlife-proofing materials
- Seal entry points and complete minor exterior repairs when required
- Safely work on roofs, ladders, in attics, crawl spaces, and other confined or elevated areas
- Schedule and manage assigned jobs, follow-ups, equipment, and materials
- Communicate clearly with customers before, during, and after each service
- Document inspections, treatments, repairs, photographs, recommendations, and job outcomes
- Maintain professional workmanship and customer-service standards under the We Care Pest Control name
- Help develop the wildlife division’s pricing, service procedures, equipment requirements, and growth strategy
- Follow all applicable wildlife regulations, safety requirements, and humane-removal practices
Requirements
- Previous professional wildlife removal and exclusion experience is required
- Strong knowledge of common GTA wildlife species, behaviour, nesting habits, entry points, and exclusion techniques
- Experience performing inspections, preparing quotes, and explaining service recommendations to customers
- Ability to independently assess jobs and make sound pricing and technical decisions
- Experience installing one-way doors, screening, flashing, vent covers, chimney caps, and exclusion materials
- Comfortable working on ladders, roofs, in attics, crawl spaces, and confined areas
- Skilled with hand tools and power tools
- Strong customer-service, communication, sales, and problem-solving abilities