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Himmel’s Architectural Door and Hardware in Prairieville, LA is hiring a Commercial Door/Hardware Installer to install and repair doors and hardware on commercial sites. The role runs Monday–Friday, 6am–3:30pm, with competitive compensation and benefits.
The job requires reading blueprints, using tools, and applying carpentry knowledge, in a team environment. Qualified candidates should have experience installing doors, understanding safety codes, and the ability to coordinate with project
Job Location: Prairieville - Praireville, LA 70769Why himmel's architectural door & hardware?
For over 40 years,Himmel’s Architectural Door and Hardwarehas provided quality products and services in the commercial door and architectural specialties industry. Himmel’s is a growing organization with locations in New Orleans, Prairieville and Houston. We pride ourselves as the door opening experts, not simply a construction material supplier. Our family owned and operated company is currently seeking aCommercial Door/Hardware Installerto join our team inPrairieville, LA!
TheCommercial Door/Hardware Installerposition is expected to install and repair doors and hardware on commercial sites.
This position is scheduled Monday - Friday 6am – 3:30pm.
Job Type:Full-time
Salary:From $18.00 - $32.00 per hour
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