Assistant Spray Foam Technician

iFOAM of Northwest Arkansas•Bentonville, AR

11d•$14 - $16•Onsite

About The Position

The Assistant Spray Foam Technician supports the Lead Spray Technician on job sites by handling job site prep, material staging, equipment setup, and cleanup, while learning the fundamentals of spray polyurethane foam (SPF) application. This is an entry-to-mid-level role ideal for someone with general construction/labor experience who wants to build a career in a specialized, growing trade. 1-3 years spray foam experience highly prefered — we provide on-the-job training toward manufacturer certification.

Requirements

General construction, labor, or trades experience (any background considered)
Willingness to work in attics, crawl spaces, and other confined or elevated areas
Ability to follow instructions closely and work well as part of a two-to-three person crew
Valid driver's license
Ability to lift 50+ lbs and carry equipment/hoses across job sites
Ability to climb ladders and work in tight, elevated, or confined spaces for extended periods
Ability to wear a respirator and full PPE, including in hot/humid attic and crawlspace conditions
Extended periods of standing, kneeling, bending, and physical labor

Nice To Haves

Prior experience with insulation, roofing, HVAC, or other construction trades
Basic familiarity with hand and power tools
Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus
Interest in pursuing spray foam manufacturer certification and advancing to Lead Technician
1-3 years spray foam experience highly prefered

Responsibilities

Prepare job sites for spraying, including masking, plastic sheeting, and containment setup
Stage materials, hoses, and equipment at the work area before the crew begins
Move drums, hoses, and equipment safely between the rig and work areas, including attics and crawl spaces
Assist with substrate prep (cleaning, clearing debris, minor repairs) prior to application
Assist the Lead Technician with hose management, drum changeovers, and equipment feeding during spraying
Monitor equipment gauges and alert the Lead Tech to any pressure, temperature, or ratio issues
Learn proper spray technique, pass thickness, and coverage standards under direct supervision
Progress toward independently spraying smaller/simpler areas as skills develop
Help load and unload rigs, hoses, guns, and chemical drums at the start/end of each day
Assist with basic equipment cleaning and maintenance (hose flushing, gun cleaning, filter checks)
Track and report material usage and waste to the Lead Tech
Help maintain organization and cleanliness of the rig and warehouse drum room
Maintain a clean, professional job site, including removing masking, trash, and overspray debris after each job
Represent the company professionally when working in occupied homes or active construction sites
Follow directions from the Lead Technician and Project Manager regarding daily job assignments and route