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Installation et maintenance d'ascenseurs (H/F)

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bexar companyChicago (IL)

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Elevator Technician – Emergency Communication Systems Location: Chicago, Illinois
Employment Type: Full-TimeWe are partnering with a well-established, growing company specializing in emergency communication and safety systems to hire an experienced Elevator Technician looking for a change of pace from traditional elevator field service. This is an excellent opportunity for a licensed Elevator Mechanic who is ready to transition away from physically demanding elevator installations, repairs, and heavy mechanical work into a more specialized, less physically intensive technical service role. Rather than performing full elevator installations or major mechanical repairs, this position focuses on the installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of emergency telephone and communication equipment found in elevators and other commercial properties. This role offers a great balance of hands-on technical work, independence, and long-term career stability for an experienced elevator professional looking for something different. Install, service, maintain, and troubleshoot emergency telephone and communication systems in elevators and commercial facilities. Diagnose and resolve technical issues to ensure emergency communication equipment operates safely and reliably. Perform equipment inspections, testing, repairs, and preventative maintenance. Manage assigned service routes, scheduling appointments and coordinating directly with customers. Provide professional, responsive service to commercial property owners, property managers, and other customers. Complete installations and service requests efficiently while maintaining high standards of quality and safety. Maintain accurate service documentation, installation records, and equipment reports. Work independently while collaborating with internal technical support and operations teams. Travel throughout the assigned service territory, with occasional additional travel as needed. Current and valid Elevator Mechanic License required. Minimum 2 years of experience installing, servicing, or repairing elevator telephone or emergency communication equipment. Strong understanding of elevator systems and related electrical and communication components. Ability to troubleshoot technical issues and perform equipment installations independently. Excellent customer service, communication, and problem-solving skills. High attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship. Professional demeanor and ability to interact confidently with customers. Ability to travel throughout the assigned territory. High school diploma or equivalent. Experience with elevator emergency phones, communication systems, or related safety equipment. Active elevator mechanic licenses or certifications in multiple states. Experience managing independent service routes or customer-facing technical service responsibilities. Familiarity with commercial or multifamily property environments. A Change from Traditional Elevator Field Work: Put your elevator industry experience to use in a specialized technical role without the same level of heavy mechanical labor. Home-Based Service Routes: Begin and end your workday at home rather than reporting to a central office. Receive a service vehicle along with the tools, materials, and support needed to perform your job. Meaningful Work: Support critical emergency communication systems that help protect people and connect them with emergency services when needed. Medical insurance with HSA and PPO plan options~ Dental and vision coverage~ Life insurance and short- and long-term disability coverage~8 paid holidays plus 1 floating holiday~ Employee Assistance Program (EAP)~ Employee referral bonus program~ Team-building activities and company events If you're an experienced Elevator Mechanic looking to take your career in a different direction while continuing to use your technical expertise, this could be an excellent next step.

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