Part-Time: Nail Technician #124

Formed in 1988, Cal-Am Properties, Inc. is one of the largest privately held operators of RV resorts, manufactured home communities and apartment communities in the United States. Through teamwork and dedication, our staff are valued as an important component to our total success. Everyone at Cal-Am is continually working today for tomorrow’s lifestyle ensuring those we serve have an unparalleled experience of the highest quality.


A nail technician, also known as a manicurist or pedicurist, helps clients to improve their appearance. Their main duties include giving manicures and pedicures. Some nail technicians may also provide expanded services such as the application and removal of various types of artificial nail systems, including acrylic nails, porcelain nails, silk nails, fiberglass nails and nail art.


Pay: $ 15.70 - $16.25 Hourly + Tips and Commissions
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Vacation and Sick, 401K





Duties of a Nail Technician:


Nail technicians may perform the following tasks:




Apply gel and acrylic nail enhancements and extensions



Perform manicures and pedicures



Use specialist tools and electrical equipment on nail enhancements



Apply decorative and airbrushed nail art



Maintain safe work practices and hygiene standards



Read and interpret product information to make safe and appropriate recommendations to clients



Conduct financial transactions



Perform reception duties (receiving bookings and arranging appointments, for example)



Perform routine housekeeping duties



Maintain client records



Provide advice about and sell nail products



Maintain knowledge of current industry standards and practices.



Skills




Neat personal appearance



No allergies to products and chemicals used



Pleasant and tactful manner



A genuine interest in people



Good interpersonal skills



Excellent hand-eye coordination



Patience



Able to cope with the physical demands of the job



Creative and artistic ability.



Physical Demands


Working as a nail technician can be physically demanding. Repetitive activities and sitting for long periods can cause strain, while chemicals such as those used in acrylics and polish removers may pose a health risk if not used correctly. Personal protective equipment such as gloves, aprons, dust masks and safety glasses may be worn to minimize risk. Safety considerations include the welfare of both the technician and the client.


Nail technicians have a high level of public contact.


Work Environment




Nail technicians work in sanitary and clean environments.



Nail technicians are required to keep their equipment and tools clean so that they can prevent the spread of infectious diseases.



Nail technicians not only work with nails, but they also perform other duties around the salon.