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Service Technician/Installer (Training Provided)

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candidate sourceHenrico (VA)

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Candidate Source is currently sourcing candidates for a Richmond based contractor who provides lightning protection services. As a Service Technician you will install lightning protection and grounding systems on residential, commercial, and historical structures. This is a DIRECT HIRE opportunity and no industry experience is required.
Shift: This position is full time with standard working hours Monday-Friday from 7:00am-4:00pm.
What You'll Do: Install lightning protection and grounding systems on residential, commercial, and historical structures. Install air terminals (lightning rods), copper and aluminum conductors, grounding systems, and surge protectors. Read blueprints and assist with determining system placement. Work on rooftops, ladders, and other elevated work areas. Use hand tools and power tools to complete installations. Follow LPI, UL, and company safety standards. Work as part of a team to complete projects safely and efficiently.
What We're Looking For: 100% comfortable working at heights, including ladders, rooftops, and elevated work areas. Comfortable working outdoors in a variety of weather conditions. Experience using hand tools and power tools. Ability to pass a background check and obtain site badging when required. Construction, roofing, or basic electrical experience is a plus, but not required. Ability to read blueprints is a plus. Strong mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn. Reliable, team-oriented, and interested in building a long-term career.
The Work Environment: This position involves working outdoors on residential, commercial, and historical buildings. Work is performed at heights and requires climbing ladders, working on rooftops, and following strict safety procedures. Full training is provided for candidates with a strong work ethic and a willingness to learn. #IND18

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