In-House Tradesman - Centerville, UT at Paul Davis, Centerville, UT
In-House Tradesman - Centerville, UT at Paul Davis in Centerville, UT. Apply with swipeandhired.
At Paul Davis Restoration, we help homeowners recover after property damage. We’re looking for a skilled and dependable In-House Tradesman (IHT) to join our team. In this role, you’ll complete repairs on small to mid-sized residential projects, including drywall, texturing, painting, trim work, light electrical and plumbing, and other general reconstruction tasks. We’re looking for someone who takes pride in quality work, works well with others, and is committed to getting the job done right. If you’re hardworking, reliable, and ready to be part of a great team, we’d love to hear from you!
What does an IHT Do?
- Serve your community by helping others in their time of need.
- Make a meaningful difference for property owners affected by fire, water, storm, or other disasters.
- Take pride in your craftsmanship as you complete small to medium-sized residential projects involving drywall, texture, paint, trim, light electrical, plumbing, and other reconstruction tasks that restore properties to pre-loss condition.
- Demonstrate empathy and urgency while communicating with customers and team members through modern technology.
Job Responsibilities
- Drywall Installation and Repair: 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. Maintain focus and dedication to providing excellent customer service
- Painting and Finishing: Preparing surfaces and applying paint or other finishes. This includes priming, painting, staining, and other finishing techniques to achieve a high-quality look.
- Trim and Molding Installation: Installing and repairing trim, molding, and other woodwork. This can involve measuring, cutting, and securing these materials to ensure a polished and cohesive look.
- Surface Preparation and Cleaning: 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.
- Restoration and Repairs: 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.
- Quality Control: 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.
- Equipment and Material Handling: Maintaining and properly using equipment and materials, including brushes, rollers, drywall tools, and safety equipment, to ensure a safe, organized, and productive workspace.
What Makes You a Great Fit
- Physical Fitness and Stamina: 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.
- Experience in Drywall, Trim, and Painting: 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.
- Technical Skills: 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.
- Knowledge of Safety Practices: Understanding of and adherence to safety regulations and practices to prevent accidents, especially when working with potentially hazardous materials or in damaged buildings.<