New Mexico Recruiting Begins For Field Service Technicians

New Mexico Client Seeking Field Service Technicians

By Editor In Chief

March 1, 2023

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As the consolidation of the Mortgage Field Services Industry continues and the collapse of the National Association of Mortgage Field Services (NAMFS) has been spreading like wildfire, many Clients have begun working with both Forelcosurepedia and the International Association of Field Service Technicians (IAFST). Based upon that, we have begun assisting with the recruitment of qualified Field Service Technicians. If you are capable of providing a full suite of property preservation services, possess the required insurance, and are capable of covering the following New Mexico counties, feel free to fill out the below form: BERNALILLO, CIBOLA, ROOSEVELT, AND SANTA FE.

IAFST RECRUITMENT CENTER

NM FST Recruiting

Company Name(required)

Full Legal Company Name

First Name(required)

Last Name(required)

Phone Number(required)

Enter as: 123-456-7890

Email address(required)

Website

http://www.example.com/

Experience(required)

0 - 1 Year

1 - 3 Years

3 Or More Years

Select One

Qualifications(required)

GLI and E&O

Workman's Comp

DUNS Number

SAM Account

Click Each Item That You Possess

Services Provided(required)

Field Services

Inspections

Hazard - Insurance

Flip - Rehab

Click Each Service You Provide

Coverage Area(required)

List your Coverage Area by County and State

Brief Company Description(required)

Enter a brief description of your Company and skill sets.

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