Essential Duties and Responsibilities

The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following:

Serving the company’s clients through expert installation of replacement systems. Replacements represent 75% of the company’s total business and therefore it is imperative that the company has an excellent reputation for quality installations. Take pride in every installation that you do. Let the client know what you did for them that other companies don’t usually do. Show the client through the quality of your work that your company offers superior service and quality.
Wear floor savers while in the client’s home. Use drop cloths to protect the client’s floors while performing an installation. Always maintain a neat work area where you are working.
Re-check each aspect of an installation before leaving the job to prevent unnecessary callbacks after the job is finished. Use the Installation Excellence Form for re-checking.
Always explain the system to the client when finished with an installation and make sure that they are 100% satisfied with the work.
Always be safety conscious both on the job and while driving, and make sure that the assistant installer is also working safely and neatly.
Maintain a production level minimum as determined by management and the annual plan.
Perform full system change-outs in an average of one day or less.
Trucks must be neat and clean on the inside and outside at all times. The truck is one of the best billboards that the company has. Park the truck for the maximum impact of the “billboard” when possible.
Train installation assistants, teaching them to work independently for maximum installation efficiency.
Fill out installation paperwork in a timely and accurate manner.
Obey company Code of Ethics and the Team Rules

Minimum Qualifications

High School Diploma
Valid Driver’s License
Clean background check
Drug-Free

Physical Demands and Work Environment

Physical Demands:

Climbing up and down on ladders and equipment
Heavy lifting required (50-75) pounds, ladder work and tight space work required from time to time
Ability to pick-up a minimum of 25 pounds consistently and carry up to 250 feet unassisted
Operate handheld power tools
Wear personal protective equipment
Ability to work more than 40 hours per work week and up to 12 hours per day

Working Environment:

Work both indoors and outdoors
Would be exposed to very hot or very cold temperatures
Will be in proximity to hazardous conditions, equipment, and situations
Must be able to work with sharp tools and electricity that could potentially produce cuts or burns
Wear safety attire often, such as goggles or other protective clothing
Could be exposed to sounds and noise levels that are uncomfortable and distracting
Will be exposed to very bright or inadequate lighting conditions
Ability to climb ladders and work from roofs and scaffolding
Will work around exposed contaminants
Must be able to work in cramped work places, such as crawl spaces under floors.

Dr. Watts Electric, Heating & Air

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