• Basic mechanical, residential/light-commercial electrical, network, and office-software knowledge, plus hands-on mechanical/electrical assembly, organization, and inventory-management skills.
• Careful adherence to installation standards, manuals, and safety procedures for mechanical, electrical, and automation systems.
• Ability to troubleshoot time-sensitive problems, develop practical fixes, and adapt to changing sites, technologies, and procedures.
• Ability to work outdoors year-round in varying weather conditions.
• Availability for shifts including days, evenings, and weekends, with up to 20% travel as needed and 80%+ travel during the first three months for offsite or remote training.
• A valid U.S. driver’s license and ability to lift or move up to 55 pounds.
• Preferred experience through either an electrical pathway—low-voltage/network systems—or a construction pathway—general construction, heavy steel, technical drawings, and material-handling equipment; OSHA 30 is a plus.