Lead Install Tech / Millwright
pinnacle installationsUnited (PA)
About the role
Pinnacle Installations is HIRING a Lead Installation Technician/Millwright! Come work for a dynamic, growing business that allows you to travel the United States while being a part of a company that is changing the landscape in industrial equipment installation. You do NOT have to be located in Tennessee. Please make an application promptly if you are a good match for this role due to high levels of interest. Job Responsibility The basic function of our Lead Installation Technician is to properly install liquid, powder coating and sand blasting equipment, conveyor, robots, racking systems, dust collectors, etc. used in the industrial and automotive manufacturing facilities throughout the United States. Tasks include mechanical assembly, rigging, welding, equipment operating, layout, application equipment assembly, robot installation, conveyor installation, print reading, etc. while operating hand tools and industrial lifting/handling equipment. A LEAD TECH is responsible for the timely completion of each project, communication with the customer, and holding other team members to the Pinnacle standard. xhqgsiq This is a leadership position that includes active participation in the installation process.
Additional Benefits:
$35-40/hour Project Bonuses Daily Per Diem while traveling Reliable lodging on the road Pinnacle pays 50% of employee’s health insurance premium Company Work Truck Top of the line tools provided Company shirts and hats provided All travel costs covered Paid travel time
Job Requirements:
Highly proficient mechanical abilities Strong Leadership Qualities Represent Pinnacle Installations in a professional manner with customers, vendors, staff, and the general public Valid driver license Travel in the continental United States, up to 80%*Requires a pre-employment background check and drug test*
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