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Lightning Master Corporation is seeking a dedicated Lightning Protection Installer for on-site work in Clearwater, FL, with work in nearby TX locations. You will install and maintain protection systems on industrial facilities, reading drawings and coordinating with engineers and project managers to ensure safe, compliant installations.
The role requires physical effort, strict safety adherence, and the ability to travel to customer sites and to participate in on-the-job training.
Lightning Master Corporation (LMC), established in 1984, is a global, full-service manufacturer specializing in static solutions, lightning, and surge protection. The company serves oil, gas, chemical, and other industrial facilities with a complete line of products, systems, and consulting services. LMC is recognized as a global authority on lightning and static protection, with a proven track record across the Americas, Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. All parts are made in the USA, and customers benefit from comprehensive worldwide customer service. Applicants can expect to join a technically focused organization with a strong reputation for reliability and safety in critical industries.
This is a full-time, on-site Lightning Protection Installer role based in Clearwater, FL, Midland TX, and Dallas TX. The Lightning Protection Installer is responsible for installing, assembling, and maintaining lightning and surge protection systems on industrial structures and equipment in accordance with company specifications and safety standards. Daily tasks include reading and interpreting technical drawings, preparing materials and tools, performing mechanical and electrical connections, and conducting inspections and basic testing of installed systems. The role also involves working at heights, using power and hand tools, following strict safety protocols, and collaborating with project managers, engineers, and other installers to complete jobs on schedule. The installer is expected to document work performed, report issues or hazards, and support continuous improvement of installation practices.