Installer III

One Workplace•Seattle, WA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Splice is seeking an Installer III to lead project teams on complex furniture installations, adds, moves, and changes at customer sites. This role serves as a primary point of contact for both performing and directing installation teams, planning workflow, resolving issues, and managing administrative tasks. The Installer III will work closely with customers to ensure satisfaction and will be responsible for training other installers. Splice is committed to developing empathetic leaders, diversifying talent, and fostering a culture of inclusion and equal employment opportunity.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required
Eight years or more of related work experience; installation of commercial office furniture experience required.
Must have experience with blueprints, elevations, typical and specifications.
Must have at least 1 year leading and managing people in a team-based environment.
Must be able to drive 24 ft. trucks (no CDL required).
Must have a valid driver's license in the state of Washington and maintain a good driving record (as defined by Splice).
Must be able to provide own tool set (Company does not provide, nor pay for, tools used at the job site).
Mindful of maintaining safety in the work environment.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Products: Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams, etc.

Nice To Haves

Understanding and knowledge of services offered (Furniture industry) willing to learn.

Responsibilities

Leads project teams of the highest complexity in the adds, moves and changes of furniture at customer sites.
Serves as a main point of contact for both performing installation and directing installation teams.
Plans workflow, directs work of installers, resolves installation problems, and manages all administrative paperwork.
Works closely with customer to ensure customer's satisfaction with the installation.
Effectively works with installation packages (including blueprints, elevations, typical and specifications) and performs all needed tasks to stage the job sites.
Properly disassembles and reassembles all systems furniture regardless of manufacturer.
Properly installs all forms of wall attachments (i.e., white boards. Egan boards, wall channels, panel attachment brackets, etc.).
Provides creative solutions to resolve problems that emerge during the installation.
Provides leadership for installation teams on projects with significant complexity.
Effectively interacts with customers, trades, colleagues, subs, and temps.
Works effectively with tradesmen (e.g., electricians, cablers, etc.).
Monitors work of installers to ensure proper installation.
Provides training for installers (and temps/contractors) in the correct methods and resolution of installation problems.