Cogentanalytics
Installer Technician - Commercial/Residential
Lubbock, TX
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- Seniority
- Mid level
- Country
- US
- Work mode
- On-site / unstated
- First seen by hirly
- 10 Sept 2026
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Position Summary
The Commercial/Residential Installer Technician plays a critical role in turning sold work into completed, high-quality installations that drive revenue, customer satisfaction, and long-term reliability. This position is responsible for completing residential and commercial installations safely, efficiently, and according to quality standards. Responsibilities include loading the correct materials, installing garage doors and operators, following job documentation and installation instructions, and completing all required job checklists.
The Installer Technician directly impacts installation quality, schedule performance, safety, and the organization's ability to complete work correctly the first time.
Key Responsibilities
Installation Execution
Install residential and commercial garage doors, overhead doors, rolling steel doors, and electric operators.
Perform installation tasks including mounting track, winding springs, installing hardware, assembling door sections, and installing trim.
Read and follow job documentation and installation instructions accurately.
Complete installations in accordance with quality and safety standards.
Material & Job Preparation
Review work orders and load the correct materials for each assigned job.
Verify that all required tools, hardware, and door components are available before leaving for the jobsite.
Help prevent installation delays and errors by ensuring proper preparation.
Handle materials carefully during loading, transportation, and installation.
Tool & Equipment Operation
Safely operate hand and power tools including drills, impact drivers, saws, wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, hammers, chisels, and other installation equipment.
Read a tape measure accurately.
Follow safe operating procedures for all tools and equipment.
Read wiring diagrams and assist with operator installations when required.
Physical Work & Jobsite Readiness
Perform physically demanding installation work, including lifting heavy materials.
Work on ladders, lifts, and elevated surfaces as required.
Adapt to both residential and commercial installation environments.
Follow supervisor instructions and contribute to efficient jobsite operations.
Documentation, Safety & Professionalism
Complete required pre-installation and post-installation checklists.
Follow all personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements and safety procedures.
Maintain dependable attendance and arrive prepared for each workday.
Represent the organization professionally while working at customer locations.
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