Field Technician - Coatings Inspector

Posted 3 days ago

dixon engineeringLake Odessa (MI)

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About the role

Field Technicians - Coating Inspectors Dixon Engineering is looking for Field Technicians - Coating Inspectors to join our growing team! This entry-level position is ideal for individuals with some construction background who are interested in building a career in the coatings and engineering industry.

What You'll Do: Perform field coating inspections on active construction projects. Document findings through detailed field inspection reports. Assist with on-site testing using specialized inspection equipment. Collaborate with engineers and experienced inspectors in the field.

What We're Looking For: Entry-level candidates with some construction or trade experience. Comfortable working at heights and in a variety of outdoor environments. Valid driver's license with a good driving record. Strong attention to detail and a commitment to safety. Why Join Dixon Engineering? Hands-on training with opportunities for career growth. Competitive pay and comprehensive benefits. A supportive, team-focused work environment.

Benefits:

Health Insurance for the employee (Medical, Dental, Vision)
Life Insurance and Disability Coverage 401(k) with company match
Paid Time Off (PTO) and paid holidays
Company vehicle, phone, and travel opportunities

Education & Experience: High school diploma required. Some college coursework or construction-related experience preferred. Ready to build your career with Dixon Engineering? Apply today!

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