Field Perimeter Systems Installer

About the Role: As a Field Perimeter Systems Technician, you will play a vital role in securing commercial and industrial sites by installing and maintaining high-quality fencing infrastructure. You will utilize your technical expertise to ensure project success, working across various locations to deliver durable, secure, and precise installations that meet rigorous industry standards.

Responsibilities: Interpret site plans and blueprints to accurately mark boundaries and post locations, ensuring compliance with utility safety protocols. Execute precise excavation and post-setting tasks, utilizing heavy equipment to ensure structural integrity and alignment. Construct and install diverse fencing systems, including chain-link and security-grade barriers, to meet specific project requirements. Fabricate and hang complex gate assemblies, including cantilever and rolling systems, while integrating essential hardware and access control components. Perform structural repairs and site restoration, including the removal of damaged materials and debris to maintain a professional job site. Operate and maintain specialized machinery such as augers, skid steers, and concrete mixers to maximize project efficiency. Maintain a safe, organized work environment by adhering to all OSHA safety standards and utilizing proper personal protective equipment.

Required Skills: Proven experience in construction or industrial installation environments. Proficiency in reading and interpreting technical drawings and site blueprints. Strong mechanical aptitude with experience operating heavy construction equipment. Demonstrated ability to perform physically demanding tasks, including heavy lifting and working in varied outdoor conditions. Exceptional attention to detail regarding structural alignment and craftsmanship. High school diploma or equivalent.

Preferred Skills: Prior experience with concrete forming and finishing techniques. Familiarity with basic electrical or access control system components. Completion of a formal trade apprenticeship or vocational training program. Advanced proficiency in operating boom or scissor lifts.