Commercial Rolling & Sectional Door Service Technician

Groveport, OH
Full Time
Student (High School)
Commercial Rolling & Sectional Door Service Technician – We Need Your Skills!

Built for the trades? So are we.

McKee Door Sales of Columbus Inc. is looking for a Commercial Rolling & Sectional Door Service Technician who doesn’t mind working with their hands, working at heights, and getting the job done right. You’ll service rolling and sectional doors, dock equipment, and operators that keep businesses running. If you like solving problems, working with tools, and taking pride in what you’ve built, keep reading.
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What You’ll Do (aka your day-to-day):         
  • Service commercial doors, operators, and dock gear like a pro
  • Double-check site conditions to make sure everything’s safe and ready
  • Talk with superintendents, managers, or building owners, no guesswork here
  • Handle some light framing or adjustments when needed
  • Keep your truck stocked and tools ready to roll
  • Read blueprints, diagrams, and tape measures like a boss
  • Take safety seriously; toolbox talks are part of the gig
  • Keep the team updated on progress, issues, or when something’s in your way
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What We’re Looking For:
  • 1+ year of installation or construction experience
  • High school diploma or GED
  • Valid driver’s license with a clean record (no DUIs, <3 points)
  • Can lift up to 100 lbs and work at heights
  • Comfortable working outside in the elements
  • Know your way around a tape measure and some basic math
  • Can pass a drug screen and background check
  • Willing to learn and grow with a team that’s got your back
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Compensation & Benefits
  • $20.00–$41.50/hr, depending on your experience
  • Weekly pay + guaranteed 40 hours (with overtime available!)
  • Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability coverage
  • 401(k) with company match
  • Paid training and room to grow as we promote from within
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Why McKee?
Because we do great work with great people. At McKee Door Sales, you’re not just a number,  you’re a vital part of what makes us #1 in dock and door equipment and services. If you’re dependable, hard-working, and ready to roll up your sleeves, we want to hear from you.
EEO           
McKee Door Sales of Columbus, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.  All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual
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