Construction Field Technician

Field Technicians are the backbone of our operation. Their day-in, day-out manual work on deck coatings, waterproofing, concrete, stucco, and other surfaces ensures the quality, durability, and safety of every job. Here's an enhanced breakdown of their role and why they're so vital.

• Maintain 100%+ attendance with zero no shows, and arrive on time for all scheduled shifts, job assignments, and meetings.
• Respond to schedule changes and requests within established timeframes.
• Complete assigned work orders each day while adhering to company scheduling expectations.

• Achieve a 98%+ first-time completion rate with minimal callbacks or rework due to workmanship.
• Complete all assigned work in accordance with company standards, manufacturer specifications, and customer requirements.

• Maintain 100% compliance with company safety policies, PPE requirements, and job hazard assessments.
• Achieve zero preventable safety incidents and zero repeat safety violations.
• Report all hazards, near misses, and incidents immediately and complete all required safety documentation accurately and on time.

• Complete 100% of required technical and safety training by assigned deadlines.
• Demonstrate measurable improvement by implementing supervisor feedback on the next applicable assignment.
• Actively seek guidance, adopt new procedures and best practices, and consistently apply coaching to improve productivity, quality, and customer service.

• Relationships: Prioritize long-term value and straightforward communication.
• Effort: Demonstrate a strong willingness to work hard and challenge oneself.
• Servant-Hearted: Be humble, team-oriented, and grateful.
• Trustworthy: Be reliable, seek truth and fairness, and do what is right.
• Ownership: Take responsibility and focus on solutions.
• Results: Be outcome-focused and use past results to improve.
• Excellence: Strive for high performance and continuous improvement

• Adhere to safety protocols for personal and team well-being.
• Obtain necessary certifications (e.g., V-RAT).
• Collaborate with the safety manager on access plans.
• Communicate effectively with supervisors and team members.
• Demonstrate leadership and a willingness to train co-workers.
• Ensure jobsite cleanliness and proper tool maintenance.
• Comply with company policies, including reliable transportation, punctuality, dress code, and respectful communication.
• Maintain accurate daily time tracking and reports.

• Lift and carry items weighing approximately 50 pounds.
• Operate power tools overhead and in various positions.
• Climb and work from ladders, scaffolds, and boom lifts to 200 feet.
• Work while wearing a respirator and fall protection harness.