Commercial Door Technician

Overview

Install, repair, and maintain commercial doors and hardware, ensuring safety and quality service.

Key Responsibilities

• hardware install
• door install
• troubleshooting
• quality assurance
• safety compliance
• customer service

Tasks

-Hardware Installation: Install and configure door hardware, such as locks, handles, closers, and access control systems. -Quality Assurance: Perform quality checks on installations and repairs to ensure they meet company standards. -Safety Compliance: Ensure that all installed doors meet safety and building code regulations and standards. -Customer Service: Provide excellent customer service by addressing client inquiries, explaining repair processes, and offering solutions to door-related problems. -Troubleshooting: Diagnose, identify, and resolve technical issues with doors efficiently. Communicate with customers offering cost-effective solutions. -Repairs and Maintenance: Diagnose and conduct routine repair door-related issues, such as broken springs, hinges, locks, and electrical components. -Documentation: Maintain accurate records of service visits, repairs, and installations, and provide reports as required. -Door Installation: Install and repair a variety of commercial doors using appropriate tools and equipment.

Requirements

• power tools
• door hardware
• safety knowledge
• driver's license
• 2+ years
• high school

What You Bring

-Hollow metal door, frame, and hardware training. -Ability to use hand and power tools effectively. -Knowledge of various door types, brands, and hardware is a plus. -Physical ability to lift up to 50 pounds. -Valid driver's license with a clean driving record -Physical ability to continuously lift and bend, climb ladders up to 20’ in height, work on knees for extended periods of time and proficient operating power tools. -Manual operated doors and dock equipment training for Industrial openings. -Commercial/Retail door opening, hardware, and storefront glazing training. -Good communication and customer service skills. -Knowledge of safety regulations and adherence to safety protocols. -2+ years’ experience in the commercial door service industry is a plus. -High school diploma or equivalent. -Proficiency in performing mathematical calculations involving fractions and reading a tape measure accurately for precise measurements and installations. -Excellent problem-solving and troubleshooting skills. -Attention to detail and a commitment to quality workmanship.

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Benefits

-Company provided uniforms and an annual boot allowance. -Industry-Best Training. -Full-time shifts are available between Vortex business hours of 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM, Monday through Friday with potential overtime and on-call hours. -Additional ongoing training provided. -Comprehensive health benefits, 401K match, 8 company paid holidays, and PTO. -Strong Safety Culture. -Positive Work Environment.

About Vortex Doors

-Typical projects range from hangar doors and warehouse roll-up systems to storefront glass, fire door inspections, access control, dock equipment, and specialty openings. -Its core strengths lie in fast, same-day response from self-performing centers and highly trained technicians. -Unusual fact: The company’s roots trace to bomb-shelter blast door manufacturing during wartime, setting a legacy of heavy-duty engineering.

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