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Lic. Water meter installers

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The City of Toronto starts a program to replace all its water meters city-wide with an automated meter reading (AMR) system.
The program will take six years to complete; it will cover approximately 465,000 water services with a starting cost of $228,500,000. A cost of $491.40 per house to Change, Install or retrofit new water meter.
you will get:

- Cut In for new water meter = $35
-Change Out of water meters =$25
- Service work related to change out programs( Retrofit) =$20


**** A few MUST Free Tasks *****
**Pick up your material needed from our warehouse. ( NO Charge to us)
**Attend mandatory meetings.( NO Charge to us)
**In your given schedule people are not in house, refuse entry and no show. ( NO Charge to us)
**there is reason from home owner side, or city side or our side that you can not do the job.( NO Charge to us)
** you must advertise to your designated area to create work follow for yourself.( NO Charge to us)

If it takes more than an hour for cut/in for new meter. ( NO Charge to us)
If it takes more than HALF an hour for change out and retrofit. ( NO Charge to us)

Have I fotgotten to mention:
We also keep %10 of your invoice for 90 days, in case you screw up in one of your jobs so we make sure you, only you play for it.

Requirements:
- No Ability in mathematics is very essential and extremely important.
- Mechanically inclined
- Reliable vehicle and basic hand tools
- Valid driver's license
- Excellent communication skills

Remuneration:
- Sub-contract position: pay based on performance, no ceiling, with flexible hours.

Cost effectiveness is very important to us, in the other hand Compliance with city contract it is not our priority. our starting cost in this contract is $228.5million and it is expected to rise.
MFP was contracted to provide $43 million of computer equipment to the city Over the duration of the agreement, the city paid $85 million to MFP, rather than the original $43 million approved by c