Fence Installer

Job Description

Job Description

Premium Fence Is NOW HIRING!!

Wage: $15/hour - $20/hour (With Opportunities to Grow!)

Does the thought of sitting at a desk for 8 hours writing emails make staring at wet paint sound exciting?

Do you prefer dirt on your boots over a tie around your neck?

Does a hard day's work sound more rewarding than a day spent in front of a screen?

Then this will be the perfect opportunity for you!

Premium Fence Company is now hiring a Fence Installer

As an Installer, you’ll look at instructions, drawings, or job details and use them to set fences safely and correctly. You should be comfortable working with fencing materials, basic installation methods, and the tools we use out in the field.

This isn't a job where you sit in a cubicle pretending to work while counting down the minutes until 5 PM.

This is a job where you get outside, work with a great crew, build something real, and head home knowing exactly what you accomplished.

This is a full-time position working 32 - 40 hours a week with possible overtime. Hours will vary depending on workload and weather conditions.

P.R.E.M.I.U.M

P ersistent - “WE FINISH STRONG!”

R eceptive - “WE LEARN & IMPROVE!”

E ncouraging - “WE BUILD EACH OTHER UP!”

M ISSION-DRIVEN - “WE WORK WITH PURPOSE!”

I nfinite - “WE KEEP GETTING BETTER!”

U pstanding - “WE DO WHAT’S RIGHT!”

M eaningful - “WE BUILD WITH PRIDE!”

We are looking for someone who:

• Has sand and grit. Because fences don't build themselves.
• Has a good personality. We hire teammates, not headaches.
• Is a hard worker. Because we don’t hire watchers, we hire doers.
• Is on time. Because the day doesn’t pause for stragglers.
• Has one year of related fencing or construction trades experience preferred, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• Is looking to grow in the company
• Wants to find a job where they can stay
• Wants to enjoy their job

The perfect applicant will be able to:

• Accurately read a tape measure
• Pass a Dug Test
• Pass a Background Test
• Add, subtract, and divide all units of measure using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals.
• Lift up 100lbs of force occasionally, up to 80 lbs of force frequently, and up to 20lbs of force consistently to move objects.

WARNING

This job may cause:

• Increased muscle definition
• The inability to drive through town without pointing at fences and saying, "I built that."
• A lifelong hatred of crooked fence lines