Locksmith Hammond Indiana in Lake County Indiana, Indiana at Pop-A-Lock - Northwest Indiana

Pop-A-Lock, America's largest locksmith, car door unlocking, and roadside assistance company, is looking for a highly motivated locksmith for an immediate full-time opening. You will not be working in a shop, but instead will be provided a vehicle and all tools needed.

You are an ideal candidate if:
• You have 2-3 years' locksmith experience
• You have a solid background in automotive and residential locksmithing
• You have the ability to quickly and easily make keys for several automobile makes and models when there is no current key present
• You have familiarity with transponder key programming
• You have excellent communications skills
• You are professional and courteous
• You have great customer service skills
• You are trainable and willing to learn new skills
• You are willing to be on call some nights, weekends and holidays
• You have an excellent driving record

Duties include:
• Install, maintain, rebuild and repair mechanical or electrical locking devices and door hardware using hand tools and special equipment
• Residential/Commercial locksmithing (lock picking, rekeying, master keying, etc.)
• Automotive locksmithing (tear down locks, determine key codes, cut keys, program transponders, etc.)
• Car Door Unlocking (training provided as needed)
• Disassemble locks, such as padlocks, safe locks, and door locks, and repairs and replaces worn tumblers, springs, and other parts
• Cuts new or duplicate keys using key cutting machines

Training:

• Training is available for the right person

• Increase your skills

• Learn the most cutting edge technology

Job Location:
• Northwest Indiana

Compensation:
• Very competitive salary based on experience

About Pop-A-Lock:

Started by law enforcement officers in 1991, Pop-A-Lock is now the largest full-service locksmith and door unlocking service in the United States. With 200+ locations, 38 states and 4500 cities, Pop-A-Lock employees have rescued over 100,000 children so far through the company's Emergency Door Unlocking (EDU) program as a free service to communities.