Facility Services Regional Technician

At Hutton, we live by four words:
Lead, Inspire, Respect, Construct. Doing this starts with the people we hire. A Hutton team member thinks first about the team, and that includes more than coworkers. It includes clients, trade partners and community partners. As a facility service assistant technician, you’ll embody this approach while performing tasks involved with service work orders, preventative maintenance, small remodels/upgrades, and repair of warranty items.

• Service work including wall framing, drywall, painting, cabinet/millwork installation, flooring, door and hardware installation/repair, caulking and sealants etc.
• Wall framing, sheetrock finishing, and acoustical ceiling grid ability are required. Other skills will be taught through on‑job experience.

• Maintain tools and equipment.
• Layout accurately using a framing square, plumb bob, level and/or lasers.
• Complete rough and finish carpentry tasks.
• Communicate professionally and effectively with clients on‑site.
• Safely operate power tools associated with carpentry or other miscellaneous tasks.
• Prioritize safety protocols and use protective gear.
• Keep accurate records of work performed.
• Report any safety hazards or incidents promptly.
• Complete any other tasks assigned by your supervisor.
• Night and/or weekend work may be planned in advance and sometimes required.
• Participate in an on‑call rotation, assigned approximately 2‑3 weeks throughout the year (one week at a time).

• Troubleshoot, diagnose and repair issues.
• Fix broken fixtures, doors, windows, and other building components.
• Proactively inspect equipment and building systems to make repairs.

• Work closely with project managers and estimators on the completion of commercial remodels and interior finish upgrades.
• Complete demolition, framing, drywall installation, and sheetrock finishing work.
• Install cabinets, doors, door hardware, restroom accessories, partitions, wood trim, and other finish carpentry components.
• Ensure compliance with safety regulations and quality standards.

• Paint walls, ceilings, and other surfaces.
• Install or repair flooring, tiles, and carpets.
• Install or repair ceilings and/or ceiling tiles. Drop ceiling proficiency required.

• Be willing to travel regionally to different project sites. Travel is typically limited to daily and weekly trips. Overnight stays may be required but are usually limited to 2 to 4 nights per week.
• Adapt to varying work environments and building types.

• Work closely with our team of assistant techs, lead technicians, and licensed technicians.
• Lead and mentor assistant techs on tasks/projects that need assistance.
• Communicate effectively and follow instructions.