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Elevated Facility Services is seeking a skilled Elevator Technician to perform complex maintenance, servicing, repair and troubleshooting of elevators and related equipment. This role requires hands-on work in mechanical, electrical and hydraulic systems and on-site problem resolution.
You will conduct preventive maintenance, inspections and annual safety tests, and assist in evaluating equipment upgrades. A valid Elevator Technician license and physical ability for challenging work conditions
Elevated, the fastest-growing independent elevator services provider in the nation, is proudly powered by APi Group, a global leader in safety and specialty services. Elevated operates in 58 markets across 22 states, bringing together the industry’s best technicians to deliver exceptional service backed by APi Group's world-class corporate infrastructure. With over 500 locations globally, APi Group reinforces Elevated’s local operations, ensuring our technicians can thrive and deliver innovative solutions that meet customer needs.
Each office within Elevated has local operations and staff dedicated to providing a superior standard of service, and now benefits also from a world-class corporate infrastructure, state-of-the-art facilities, and superior training and support for our workforce.
Job Summary
Perform complex maintenance, servicing, repair and troubleshooting of elevators and other related machinery and equipment.
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Why Join Elevated Facility Services?
At Elevated, we invest in our team members and provide the tools, benefits, and opportunities needed to build a long-term career.
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High School or better.
General Educational Development (GED) or better.
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