DuraServ

Technician

• Install, service, and repair residential garage doors and openers with limited supervision
• Perform routine installations and repairs involving doors, sections, tracks, hardware, springs, cables, drums, rollers, weather seals, and opener systems
• Focus primarily on new construction installations and service
• Perform standard replacements and one-person door/opener replacements within allotted time
• Measure openings, track alignment, door balance, and spring tension; make necessary adjustments
• Diagnose routine service issues, including misalignment, sensor faults, damaged hardware, force adjustments, and opener programming errors
• Program remotes, keypads, and smart-enabled opener technology
• Maintain organized and well-stocked trucks and secure tools, equipment, and materials
• Follow PPE and OSHA 10 safety practices and report unsafe conditions or equipment issues
• Keep job sites safe, clean, and free of debris before and after work
• Use internal systems to clock in/out, document work performed, record parts used, and provide service notes
• Communicate professionally with customers, answer basic questions, and explain completed work
• Travel regularly between customer locations and job sites
• Operate a company vehicle and transport tools, parts, and equipment
• Travel independently to assigned locations in a timely manner

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Residential Technician

• Perform routine installations, servicing, and repairs of residential garage doors and opener systems
• Install and service garage door sections, tracks, hardware, springs, cables, drums, rollers, weather seals, and openers
• Focus primarily on new construction installations and service
• Perform standard replacements and one-person door/opener replacements within allotted time
• Measure openings, track alignment, door balance, and spring tension; make necessary adjustments
• Diagnose routine issues such as misalignment, sensor faults, damaged hardware, force adjustments, and opener programming errors
• Program remotes, keypads, and smart-enabled opener technology
• Maintain organized, well-stocked trucks and secure tools, equipment, and materials
• Follow PPE and OSHA 10 safety practices and report unsafe conditions or equipment issues
• Keep job sites safe, clean, and free of debris
• Use internal systems to clock in/out, document work, record parts used, and provide service notes
• Communicate professionally with customers, answer basic questions, and explain work performed
• Travel regularly between residential customer locations and job sites during the workday
• Operate a company vehicle and transport tools, parts, and equipment as needed