In-House Tradesman - Las Vegas, Nevada

Paul Davis•Las Vegas, NV

1d•Onsite

About The Position

At Paul Davis Restoration, we help homeowners restore peace of mind so they can focus on what matters most. We’re seeking a skilled In-House Tradesman to join our team and make a lasting impact on the lives of those we serve. As an IHT, you’ll be responsible for the daily field production of small to mid-sized residential projects. Work may include drywall, texture, painting, trim, light electrical and plumbing, and other reconstruction tasks needed to return properties to their pre-loss condition. We’re looking for motivated professionals who take pride in quality craftsmanship, reliability, and teamwork. This position plays a vital role in our mission to provide extraordinary care and support for homeowners during their time of need. If you’re hardworking, dependable, and ready to grow your skills with a company that values excellence, integrity, and service — we want you on our Difference Maker Team.

Requirements

High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent
Ability to pass a criminal background check and drug screen
Written and verbal fluency in English
Valid driver's license

Nice To Haves

The role is physically demanding and requires lifting, standing, bending, and working in various positions. Being able to lift heavy materials and perform repetitive tasks is often necessary.
At least 2–3 years of experience in drywall installation, finishing, trim work, and professional painting is often preferred. Familiarity with techniques like taping, mudding, sanding, and surface prep is essential.
Proficiency in using tools and equipment specific to drywall, trim, and painting work. This includes drywall knives, mud pans, sanders, saws, paint sprayers, brushes, rollers, and trim installation tools.
Understanding of and adherence to safety regulations and practices to prevent accidents, especially when working with potentially hazardous materials or in damaged buildings.
Paul Davis Restoration often deals with emergency situations, so being available for on-call shifts or work outside of standard hours may be required.

Responsibilities

Installing new drywall, repairing damaged drywall, and preparing surfaces for painting or further finishing. This includes tasks like taping, mudding, sanding, and ensuring smooth, even surfaces.
Preparing surfaces and applying paint or other finishes. This includes priming, painting, staining, and other finishing techniques to achieve a high-quality look.
Installing and repairing trim, molding, and other woodwork. This can involve measuring, cutting, and securing these materials to ensure a polished and cohesive look.
Preparing walls, ceilings, and other surfaces for paint or trim work, including filling holes, sanding, and cleaning to ensure optimal adhesion and durability of the finish.
Performing necessary repairs to homes and buildings affected by water, fire, smoke, or mold damage, paying close attention to restoring spaces to their original condition.
Inspecting completed work to ensure it meets company standards, safety requirements, and client expectations. This includes correcting any deficiencies and ensuring a clean, professional finish.
Maintaining and properly using equipment and materials, including brushes, rollers, drywall tools, and safety equipment, to ensure a safe, organized, and productive workspace.