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DH Pace Company, Inc. based in Seattle, Washington is looking to hire Commercial Entry Door Technicians, including both experienced technicians and trainees. Responsibilities include servicing a variety of entry doors and hardware, identifying customer needs, and maintaining a safety-first approach.
The position requires lifting 100 pounds overhead and having a valid driver’s license. In return, DH Pace offers comprehensive benefits including medical coverage, paid time off, 401(k) with employer match, and more.
The DH Pace Company is a family-owned and privately held business with annual sales over $1 billion through 60+ offices located across the continental United States. The Company is an industry leader in the distribution, installation, maintenance, and repair of a complete range of commercial, industrial, and residential door, docking and security products. In 2026, DH Pace is celebrating its 100th anniversary in business.
DH Pace Company, Inc., in Seattle, Washington, aspires to hire Commercial Entry Door Technicians! We are looking for both, experienced technicians and trainees! Must be able to safely lift 100lbs. overhead. Valid Driver’s License required with a good driving record.
$53,937 - $80,905 USD
Successful completion of references, employment verifications, background check, drug screen, and driving record (if applicable) required in advance of hire.
DH Pace Company, Inc. does not accept unsolicited resumes from search firms or agencies. Any resume submitted to any employee of DH Pace Company, Inc. without a prior written search agreement will be considered unsolicited and the property of DH Pace Company, Inc. Please, no phone calls or emails.
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