Athletic Equipment Installer — Travel & Hands-On Tech

Kids for the Future; Bothell (WA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Kids for the Future is seeking an Installer in Bothell, WA with remote work options. The role involves unloading, building, installing and repairing athletic equipment and structures using varied materials, while adhering to safety rules and OSHA standards.

Candidates must travel to sites, read blueprints, and operate hand and power tools. A valid driver’s license and reliable transportation are required for extended projects, with pre-employment drug and background checks.

Qualifications

• Practical work experience to this position or similar trade.
• Experience preferred with installation of equipment/athletic equipment in a project environment.
• Ability to read blueprints and engineering drawings.
• Assembly and installation of commercial millwork and metal products including casework, countertops, wall panels, accessories, wood & sports court flooring; gym equipment and hardware of various materials.
• Knowledge of Division 10 specialties such as wall protection, toilet room accessories, fire extinguisher cabinets and toilet partitions.
• Assembly and installation of various commercial Athletic equipment such as: Basketball backstops/structures, Volleyball equipment (ceiling and floor mounted), Athletic accessories.

Responsibilities

• Unloading trucks.
• Inspect and prepare work areas for material distribution and installation.
• Assemble and install athletic equipment and materials at job sites.
• Follow supervisor’s instructions and safety rules including PPE/OSHA standards.
• Travel to job sites for extended periods as required.
• Represent the company professionally and work as part of a team.

Skills

Tool handling

Read blueprints

Safety compliance

Team player

Driver's license

Tools

Aerial lifts

Ladders

Power tools

OSHA PPE

Job description

Kids for the Future is seeking an Installer in Bothell, WA with remote work options. The role involves unloading, building, installing and repairing athletic equipment and structures using varied materials, while adhering to safety rules and OSHA standards.

Candidates must travel to sites, read blueprints, and operate hand and power tools. A valid driver’s license and reliable transportation are required for extended projects, with pre-employment drug and background checks.