Job Description
Job Title: Lead Fiberglass Insulation Installer
Consider coming on board as an Insulation Installer at Marshall’s Specialty Services . We’re a well-respected HVAC company serving Lane County, OR since 1948. Marshall’s cares about their customers, employees, and quality of work. We are looking for a Lead Fiberglass Insulation Installer to join our expanding Insulation Department.
The Lead Fiberglass Insulation Installer position is a physically intense position. You will be working in confined spaces like attics and crawl spaces, and in extreme weather conditions such as extreme heat or cold. If you are up for the challenge, this position is the opportunity to get your foot in the door with a great company. We provide training opportunities to build your skills and help you advance your career at Marshall's.
Can work on jobsites alone that are not under the floor or in an attic.
Pay Range: $22 - 25 (at supervisor's discretion)
Reports to : Insulation Field Supervisors
Position Type and Expected Hours of Work: This is a full-time position. The work schedule begins at 7:30 a.m. Monday - Friday. Occasional evening and weekend work may be required as job duties demand.
Qualifications/Experience
- Minimum of 1-2 years residential install experience
- Must pass drug and background screens
- Valid driver’s license with insurable driving record
- High School Diploma or GED Preferred
- Basic ability to read and understand blueprints, take off sheets and Bids
- Ability to properly install and remove, floor, wall and attic insulation
- Knowledgeable and able to install roof jacks
- Demonstrated knowledge of operating the blow trucks and their accompanying equipment
- Master of all concepts around fiberglass and rigid and its installation
- Complete installation of standard ductwork
- Ability to operate all machinery
- Basics of operating the fork lift
- Ability to properly blow a wall
- Possess the required Installer tool set
- Cross-trained in HVAC and SRV as a helper
- Able to communicate clearly in English both verbally and in writing
- Possess the tools necessary to perform work at Install Level 3
- Ability to work with tools used in the job in a safe manner
- Ability to accurately read a tape measure down to the ⅛”
Duties
- Must be able to perform all duties of a Level 1 – 2 Installer
- Maintains a professional appearance and attitude at all times
- Maintains required levels of truck stock items
- Properly use safety equipment daily, to include but not limited to, gloves, back brace, lifting harness, safety glasses and continual observation of surroundings and team members
- On a daily basis, the interior of the vehicle. Vehicles should be kept free of trash, debris, and unused food and drink. The vehicle interior should be swept free from excess dirt. Vehicle interior compartments should hold all tools and equipment, keeping floor area free from falling and/or rolling items
- Complete weekly vehicle inspection report
- Operate the company vehicle following all safety standards and applicable laws
- Follow instructions from the supervisor in a timely manner
- Immediately report any problems with company tools or vehicles to the office
- Work well with customers, co-workers and other subcontractors
- Properly prepare the job site using drop cloths, moving furniture or obstructions and prepare surface areas using floor protectors
- Clean job site. The job site should be picked up and left in a condition better or equivalent to that as when we arrived. This includes moving all trash and debris, sweeping or vacuuming the site, removing all tools, parts and equipment.
- Full understanding of residential code as it pertains to insulation installs
- Understanding R-Value and differences between framing depths and O.C.
- Properly remove and replace all insulation and support systems in floors
- Properly insulated pipes and ductwork to meet utility company specifications for rebates
- Properly complete WVP phases (Be capable of installing alone)
- Understanding of code and utility company requirements to successfully complete job
- Properly install venting
- Properly install ductwork
- Blow attics and Walls
- Use and perform workflow processes on service software through mobile device
- Complete necessary documentation (notes, photos, forms, time tracking, etc.) to support invoices, estimates, orders, inventory, and other information provided to customers, coworkers and supervisors as needed
- Proficient in installing standard ductwork
- Proficient in all fiberglass and rigid installation and removal
- Must be able to communicate ideas to supervisors and homeowners/contractors
- Can work on standard WVP unassisted and unsupervised
- Ability to safely use all trade-related tools
- Safely work off 10’ and above ladders, and extension ladders
- Utilize all safety precautions and wear appropriate safety equipment at all times
- Properly connect ductwork to equipment with screws per code
- Properly seal ductwork per code
- Properly air seal
- Properly install foundation vents and roof jacks
- Give direction and guidance to Helper on job
- Communicate directly with Field Supervisors about job status, job problems, changes, job extras, etc. and propose possible solutions when you have enough experience
- Communicate with Contractor/Homeowner about job on site (status, questions, etc.)
- Check out materials on inventory listing from warehouse
- Good understanding of job phases and design
- Perform all jobs to labor budgets
- Able to supervise and train others
- Complete necessary paperwork to support invoices, estimates, orders, inventory, timecards and other information provided to customers, coworkers, and supervisors as needed
- Work well with customers, co-workers and other subcontractors
- Other duties as assigned
- Obtain positive customer Google reviews
- Other duties as assigned
Competencies:
- Punctuality
- Communication
- Constructive feedback
- Job specific knowledge and skills for job level
- Technical/Professional skills and knowledge
- Continuous Learning and Professional Development
- Customer/Client focused
- Quality Oriented/Work Standards
- Safety Awareness
Supervisory Responsibility: None
Physical Demands: Reaching, bending, stooping, walking, sitting, crawling, squatting. Holding, carrying objects and lifting – including heavy objects such as equipment up to 300 pounds. Use of tools and equipment such as hand tools and ladders including extension ladders. Be able to work in confined spaces for extended periods of time.
Achievements required to advance to level 4
- Knowledgeable in all things fiberglass and rigid related
- Ability to assess job deficiencies and call for help to try and keep the job on schedule
- Ability to train helpers on proper install techniques both in code and safety
- Recommendation for advancement from Supervisor
Job Tags
Full time, For contractors, For subcontractor, Casual work, Work at office, Immediate start, Monday to Friday, Afternoon shift,