Experienced Automatic Door Technician

Piedmont Door Solutions; Greensboro (NC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) matching

Health insurance

Life insurance

Paid time off

Vision insurance

Job summary

Piedmont Door Solutions in Greensboro, NC is seeking an Automatic Door Repair and Install Technician to install, repair, and maintain doors at commercial sites. The role requires a background in residential or commercial doors and related trades, with training and tools provided by the company.

Candidates should have a valid driver’s license, a high school diploma or GED, and experience with power and hand tools.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Unrestricted driver’s license with clean record.
• Experience with power tools and hand tools; carpentry, electric, military, HVAC, or similar preferred.

Responsibilities

• Install, repair, and maintain doors, turnstiles, revolving doors, and other entrance products.
• Proactively assist on projects with autonomy in a high-expectation, low-supervision environment.
• Learn techniques from your trainer and grow your skills.
• Keep a clean, organized, and professional worksite.
• Collaborate with office staff to order parts and track time spent on services.

Skills

Doors knowledge

Electrical systems

Carpentry

Mechanical aptitude

Construction

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

Power tools

Hand tools

Job description

Piedmont Door Solutions, has been the Southeast’s leading choice in pedestrian door and entrance solutions since 2001. With each job, we pride ourselves in unmatched customer service, passion for detail, and catering to our clients' unique needs.

Piedmont Door Solutionsis looking for an Automatic Door Repair and Install Technician for our Greensboro, NC branch. Our technicians repair, maintain, and install doors on location in commercial buildings, hospitals, stores, and more. We’re looking for someone with a background in residential or commercial doors, garage doors, construction, military, electrical work, fabrication, access control, glazing, carpentry, mechanical, installing or servicing products, or any other skilled trade. Piedmont Door Solutions provides the necessary training, tools, equipment, and vehicles.

In this role you will...

• Learn to be a Piedmont Door Technician: Install, repair, and maintain doors, turnstiles, revolving doors, and other entrance or security products
• Take initiative: Proactively assist in projects, demonstrating autonomy in a high-expectation, low-supervision environment to drive project success.
• Learn and adapt: Embrace the opportunity to learn techniques from your trainer, building on existing skills and showing a desire to grow.
• Maintain professional worksite: Ensure a clean, organized, and professional worksite, paying attention to detail, taking pride in workmanship, and solving problems for customers.
• Work with office staff: Order and track parts, materials, and time spent on services.

You've got what it takes if you have

We are searching for someone with automatic door or similar experience. Candidates should have a good
understanding of mechanical and electrical systems, problem solving and diagnostic skills and be familiar
with power and hand tools.

• License: Must possess an unrestricted and valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.
• Education: Must have a high school diploma or GED.
• Experience: Comfortable using power tools and hand tools - personally or professionally. Preference for having worked with carpentry, electric, military, HVAC, or similar.
• Skills: Ability to stand, bend, and/or climb for long periods of time in a non-climate-controlled environment; lift 75+ pounds; work at heights/use a ladder
• Tests: Successful completion of a background check and drug screen require, flu, and other vaccinations may be required.

What are the deal breakers?

Candidates must have a clean criminal and motor vehicle record. Yearly flu shots and TB tests are required.

LOCATION
Piedmont Door Solutions has businesses and role openings in Charlotte, Greensboro, and Raleigh, NC; Columbia, SC; Atlanta, GA; Birmingham, AL; Lake Worth, FL; and Dallas and Houston, TX. Depending on which location you choose, you may have to drive up to 2 hours to job sites.

• 401(k) matching
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

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