How much do Trades jobs in Arizona pay?

Based on 23 listings with disclosed salaries, most trades jobs in Arizona pay between $50k–$127k per year. Individual offers vary with seniority, company size, and specialization.

How many Trades jobs are open in Arizona right now?

There are currently 237 open trades positions in Arizona listed on Clera. New openings are added daily as companies post roles.

Which companies are hiring for Trades roles in Arizona?

Companies currently hiring include AutoZone, Amerit Fleet Solutions, Cost Cutters Hair Care, ABM Industries, Anderson Auto Group [AZ, CA], among others. Browse the listings above to see every active employer.

Are there remote or hybrid Trades jobs in Arizona?

Yes — 4 of the 237 open trades positions offer remote or hybrid work (2 remote, 2 hybrid).

How do I apply for Trades jobs in Arizona?

Each listing links directly to the employer's application page. Apply early — fresh listings get the most recruiter attention in the first two weeks.

$50k–$127k Trades Jobs in Arizona

Description

FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT GROUP

Location: Field-Based / Route-Based Operations (Travel Required)

About Us

Family Entertainment Group (FEG), is a recognized industry leader in designing, developing, and operating world-class family entertainment centers and amusement experiences. With a commitment to innovation and guest satisfaction, FEG partners with top brands and venues to create memorable experiences for families and guests of all ages. The Company provides turnkey outsourced facility management and arcade operations services for resorts, hotels, casinos, and amusement parks. Additionally, the Company owns and operates standalone family entertainment centers under the In The Game, Max Action, and Bonkers brands. The Company operates nearly 90 locations throughout the U.S.

Position Summary

The Route Operations Leader is responsible for leading FEG route-based operations across an assigned region. This role provides operational leadership, technical direction, problem-solving support, route performance oversight, warehouse accountability, partner support, and people leadership for multiple Route Technical Managers, Route Technicians, and regional warehouse operations associates.

The Route Operations Leader is a peer to the Territory Operations Leader and partners closely with the Vice President of Field Operations, TOLs, and cross-functional leaders where additional support is needed. This role owns the execution model for route-based operations, including route service standards, game readiness, logistics, warehouse support, partner relationships, and regional route efficiency.

Key Responsibilities

Regional Route Operations Leadership

Lead route-based operations across assigned routes, warehouses, and partner locations
Oversee Route Technical Managers and ensure consistent execution of route standards, service response, game readiness, merchandising, partner support, and safety expectations
Monitor route performance, including game uptime, service response, route completion, repeat issues, inventory accuracy, labor efficiency, and partner satisfaction
Create operating routines, accountability, and action plans to improve route performance and consistency

People Leadership & Problem Solving

Lead, coach, and develop Route Technical Managers and regional warehouse operations associates
Support staffing, onboarding, training, performance management, and succession planning for route-based roles
Serve as a senior problem-solver for complex route, equipment, partner, logistics, warehouse, inventory, and technician execution challenges
Analyze data and field feedback to identify root causes, remove obstacles, and prevent repeat issues

Partner & Cross-Functional Collaboration

Build strong relationships with key partner venues, vendors, and internal support teams
Partner with the Vice President of Field Operations, Territory Operations Leaders, and field teams where route operations require additional support
Collaborate with TOLs when route locations intersect with territory responsibilities, partner relationships, or field support needs
Escalate major risks with recommended solutions and ensure timely follow-up

Warehouse, Inventory, Logistics & Launches

Support own regional warehouse operations associated with assigned routes, including receiving, organization, parts control, merchandise flow, game staging, and asset tracking
Ensure route teams have the parts, tools, games, merchandise, and supplies needed to execute efficiently
Lead operational readiness for new route location launches, major equipment moves, route expansions, conversions, and special projects
Improve warehouse processes, inventory accuracy, fleet readiness, delivery logistics, safety, and equipment movement

Financial Safety & Performance Accountability

Support revenue and profitability by improving game uptime, route productivity, labor efficiency, partner satisfaction, and equipment readiness
Manage labor, route productivity, warehouse costs, inventory controls, parts usage, vehicle costs, and project execution within assigned areas
Ensure compliance with FEG policies, partner requirements, driving standards, warehouse safety, and applicable safety requirements
Run route operations with an owner’s mindset and strong financial discipline

Ideal Candidate Profile

The ideal candidate has multi-location leadership experience in route operations, arcade/amusement, gaming, vending, field service, logistics, warehouse operations, retail, hospitality, or related industries. They bring strong judgment, technical credibility, people leadership, financial discipline, and the ability to solve complex problems across distributed teams and partner locations.

What Success Looks Like

Route execution, game uptime, service response, and partner satisfaction improve across the region
Route Technical Managers, technicians, and warehouse teams are aligned, accountable, and developing
Warehouse, inventory, fleet, launch, and logistics support are reliable and well-controlled
Strong collaboration exists with the VP of Field Operations, TOLs, partners, and cross-functional teams

Leadership Expectations (FEG)

The Route Technical Manager is expected to model FEG’s leadership competencies:

Learns and Adapts – Quickly understands route challenges, partner needs, equipment issues, data trends, and business priorities
Energizes Others – Creates confidence, urgency, alignment, and accountability across route teams and support partners
Accountable – Owns regional route performance, partner satisfaction, warehouse execution, and business results
Develops Talent – Builds strong Route Technical Managers, technicians, and warehouse operations associates
Executes with Excellence – Creates structure, drives priorities, manages projects, and delivers consistent regional execution
Resilient – Solves complex problems and leads through ambiguity, escalations, and shifting priorities

Requirements

Ideal Candidate Profile

What Success Looks Like

Route execution, game uptime, service response, and partner satisfaction improve across the region
Route Technical Managers, technicians, and warehouse teams are aligned, accountable, and developing
Warehouse, inventory, fleet, launch, and logistics support are reliable and well-controlled
Strong collaboration exists with the VP of Field Operations, TOLs, partners, and cross-functional teams

Leadership Expectations (FEG)

The Route Technical Manager is expected to model FEG’s leadership competencies:

Learns and Adapts – Quickly understands route challenges, partner needs, equipment issues, data trends, and business priorities
Energizes Others – Creates confidence, urgency, alignment, and accountability across route teams and support partners
Accountable – Owns regional route performance, partner satisfaction, warehouse execution, and business results
Develops Talent – Builds strong Route Technical Managers, technicians, and warehouse operations associates
Executes with Excellence – Creates structure, drives priorities, manages projects, and delivers consistent regional execution
Resilient – Solves complex problems and leads through ambiguity, escalations, and shifting priorities

Description

FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT GROUP

Location: Field-Based / Route-Based Operations (Travel Required)

About Us

Position Summary

Key Responsibilities

Regional Route Operations Leadership

Lead route-based operations across assigned routes, warehouses, and partner locations
Oversee Route Technical Managers and ensure consistent execution of route standards, service response, game readiness, merchandising, partner support, and safety expectations
Monitor route performance, including game uptime, service response, route completion, repeat issues, inventory accuracy, labor efficiency, and partner satisfaction
Create operating routines, accountability, and action plans to improve route performance and consistency

People Leadership & Problem Solving

Lead, coach, and develop Route Technical Managers and regional warehouse operations associates
Support staffing, onboarding, training, performance management, and succession planning for route-based roles
Serve as a senior problem-solver for complex route, equipment, partner, logistics, warehouse, inventory, and technician execution challenges
Analyze data and field feedback to identify root causes, remove obstacles, and prevent repeat issues

Partner & Cross-Functional Collaboration

Build strong relationships with key partner venues, vendors, and internal support teams
Partner with the Vice President of Field Operations, Territory Operations Leaders, and field teams where route operations require additional support
Collaborate with TOLs when route locations intersect with territory responsibilities, partner relationships, or field support needs
Escalate major risks with recommended solutions and ensure timely follow-up

Warehouse, Inventory, Logistics & Launches

Support own regional warehouse operations associated with assigned routes, including receiving, organization, parts control, merchandise flow, game staging, and asset tracking
Ensure route teams have the parts, tools, games, merchandise, and supplies needed to execute efficiently
Lead operational readiness for new route location launches, major equipment moves, route expansions, conversions, and special projects
Improve warehouse processes, inventory accuracy, fleet readiness, delivery logistics, safety, and equipment movement

Financial Safety & Performance Accountability

Support revenue and profitability by improving game uptime, route productivity, labor efficiency, partner satisfaction, and equipment readiness
Manage labor, route productivity, warehouse costs, inventory controls, parts usage, vehicle costs, and project execution within assigned areas
Ensure compliance with FEG policies, partner requirements, driving standards, warehouse safety, and applicable safety requirements
Run route operations with an owner’s mindset and strong financial discipline

Ideal Candidate Profile

What Success Looks Like

Route execution, game uptime, service response, and partner satisfaction improve across the region
Route Technical Managers, technicians, and warehouse teams are aligned, accountable, and developing
Warehouse, inventory, fleet, launch, and logistics support are reliable and well-controlled
Strong collaboration exists with the VP of Field Operations, TOLs, partners, and cross-functional teams

Leadership Expectations (FEG)

The Route Technical Manager is expected to model FEG’s leadership competencies:

Learns and Adapts – Quickly understands route challenges, partner needs, equipment issues, data trends, and business priorities
Energizes Others – Creates confidence, urgency, alignment, and accountability across route teams and support partners
Accountable – Owns regional route performance, partner satisfaction, warehouse execution, and business results
Develops Talent – Builds strong Route Technical Managers, technicians, and warehouse operations associates
Executes with Excellence – Creates structure, drives priorities, manages projects, and delivers consistent regional execution
Resilient – Solves complex problems and leads through ambiguity, escalations, and shifting priorities

Requirements

Ideal Candidate Profile

What Success Looks Like

Route execution, game uptime, service response, and partner satisfaction improve across the region
Route Technical Managers, technicians, and warehouse teams are aligned, accountable, and developing
Warehouse, inventory, fleet, launch, and logistics support are reliable and well-controlled
Strong collaboration exists with the VP of Field Operations, TOLs, partners, and cross-functional teams

Leadership Expectations (FEG)

The Route Technical Manager is expected to model FEG’s leadership competencies:

Learns and Adapts – Quickly understands route challenges, partner needs, equipment issues, data trends, and business priorities
Energizes Others – Creates confidence, urgency, alignment, and accountability across route teams and support partners
Accountable – Owns regional route performance, partner satisfaction, warehouse execution, and business results
Develops Talent – Builds strong Route Technical Managers, technicians, and warehouse operations associates
Executes with Excellence – Creates structure, drives priorities, manages projects, and delivers consistent regional execution
Resilient – Solves complex problems and leads through ambiguity, escalations, and shifting priorities

Trades Jobs in Arizona (Now Hiring) — 237 open

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Route Technical Manager

Tire Technician

Tire Technician

Inventory Control Specialist

Night shift-Material Handler

Day/Night Shift Machine Operator

Shop Manager

Maintenance Technician

Install Assistant

Grow/Finish Swine Specialist

Farm Maintenance Technician

Swine Specialist

Laborer Landfill

Part Sales Manager – Full Time

Hand Finisher - 2nd shift (2pm to 10:30pm)

Part Sales Manager – Full Time

Mobile Service Technician (Automotive)

Mobile Service Technician (Automotive)

Equipment Technician

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