Mechanical Installer 2

KION•Grand Rapids, MI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Mechanical Installer joins the Installation team to support large-scale material handling and conveyor system projects across the continental United States. The role is responsible for the layout, pre-assembly, installation, and run-in of conveyor equipment, including structural and header steel, platforms, guardrail, rack systems, and air piping. The position requires 100% travel, with extended stays at job sites, and work in physically demanding construction environments. Installers may also guide less experienced personnel. The base pay range is estimated at $38,000 to $86,000 salary at the time of posting. Final compensation depends on factors such as work location, education, experience, knowledge, and skills. Dematic provides equal employment opportunities and prohibits discrimination and harassment based on protected characteristics.

Requirements

At least 1 year of experience and knowledge in installing and/or maintaining conveyor equipment is helpful; the role description also cites 1–5 years of hands-on installation experience.
Ability to read and comprehend engineered drawings is preferred.
Good communication skills and willingness to take direction.
High school diploma or equivalent experience.
Basic mechanical and technical curiosity.
OSHA 10 certification upon hire.
Valid driver's license and reliable transportation.
Hand tools are required.
Ability to meet the physical demands of construction jobsites, including lifting at least 50 pounds, pushing, pulling, squatting, crawling, and walking.

Nice To Haves

Technical degree or niche training.
Some computer experience.
Proficiency in reviewing and comprehending engineered drawings.

Responsibilities

Coordinate the layout and pre-assembly of conveyor systems, ensuring component integration.
Install header steel, platforms, structural steel, and other mechanical components.
Assemble and align conveyors, guard rails, racks, and ventilation piping made of aluminum, copper, or black iron.
Interpret and work from mechanical drawings, layout diagrams, and assembly instructions to implement project plans.
Follow safety procedures, lockout/tagout (LOTO) protocols, and company quality standards.
Keep tools, equipment, and work areas organized and safe.
Travel full-time across the United States, with extensive trips and extended stays at job sites.
Meet physical jobsite demands, including lifting at least 50 pounds, pushing, pulling, squatting, crawling, and walking across large construction sites in varied climates and conditions.
Guide less experienced personnel.