Commercial Equipment Installer

Posted 18 days ago

blue collar servicesMinneapolis (MN)

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other Other Building Equipment Contractors

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$25.00 to $32.00 per hour

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About the role

Benefits: Health insurance 401(k) matching Dental insurance

Job Title: Mechanical Equipment Installer (Monday to Friday)

Location: Mendota Heights, MN

Compensation: $25.00 to $32.00 per hour

Join Our Work Family: We are a growing commercial equipment business in the Twin Cities area that values stability and employee growth. Our team members stay with us for an average of nearly nine years because we treat people right, provide excellent benefits, and actively promote our field staff into leadership roles.

A Day in the Life: Your day starts at our Mendota Heights shop. You will pick up a company vehicle and travel with your crew to regional facilities to install and troubleshoot large commercial systems. This position involves frequent weekday overnight travel across the Midwest, but we believe your weekends belong to you. There is no weekend work required.

Qualifications:

Valid License and DOT Medical Certification required.
Must pass a rigorous federal background check.
Ability to lift 100 pounds or more.
Must supply basic hand and power tools.
A positive, team first attitude and strong mechanical problem solving skills.
Compensation and Perks:
Competitive hourly rate based on your mechanical background.
Health, Dental, Vision, and PTO.Immediate 401(k) match.
Paid per diem and travel expenses fully covered.

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