Installation Technician

Position Summary

As an Installation Technician, you will be responsible for unloading, assembling, installing, and securing telescopic gym bleachers, auditorium seating, and other related equipment at various sites across the Utah and Idaho region. Advancement to team management is possible. 

Physical Demands

Position requires continuous standing, walking, kneeling, and bending. Candidates must be able to frequently lift between 20 and 50 pounds, and regularly lift objects weighing 50 to 100 pounds. High daily step counts are common due to the nature of the installation sites.

Work Environment

Projects can take place both indoors and outdoors, meaning exposure to varying weather conditions. Job sites are to be considered construction zones, even if you are the only trade present.

Safety Requirements

Employee owned steel-toed (or composite-toed) boots will sometimes be required. All other necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (gloves, hard hat, high visibility shirt or vest, and eye/ear protection) will be checked out to employees by the company. It will be the employee’s responsibility to have these items when required. 

Schedule & Travel

Shifts may range from 6 to 11 hours depending on project demands (infrequently, even longer hours may be required). Some overnight travel within the Utah and Idaho region may be required during the workweek. Daily commuting is expected within Utah, Salt Lake, and Davis counties. Occasional travel outside Central Utah will require personal transportation on a case-by-case basis. Out-of-state trips will be handled/covered by the employer.

Skills & Qualifications

• Education & Language: High school graduation is preferred. A grasp of reading and writing English is required, along with spoken English for effective communication and safety.
• Interpersonal Skills: Ability to work effectively and collaboratively within a team, maintaining a respectful and kind attitude toward coworkers and clients.
• Tool Proficiency: Demonstrated experience using hand tools and battery-operated power tools safely and efficiently.
• Blueprint Literacy: Capability to read and interpret technical plans and assembly diagrams, following instructions precisely.
• Procedure Compliance: Strong listening skills with the ability to adhere strictly to established systems, safety protocols, and installation procedures.
• Punctuality: Reliable attendance and consistent punctuality for all shifts and project schedules.
• Professional Appearance: Must wear appropriate work attire, including long pants and sleeved shirts, reflecting a professional standard on job sites.
• Transportation: Reliable personal transportation required for daily commutes to job sites within Central Utah. Company-provided transportation will be arranged for out-of-state projects.
• Physical Capability: Candidates must be prepared for standing and walking for long periods.