Base: $86,232 + depending on qualifications; bonus...
Fully remote
Seven years journey level experience in elevator installation and maintenance
Ability to read architectural, installation, and electrical drawings
Knowledge of asme a17.1, nfpa 70, and building codes
The role involves inspecting and certifying elevator equipment, platform lifts, and escalators to ensure they meet federal, state, and local safety codes
Job Summary
The role involves inspecting and certifying elevator equipment, platform lifts, and escalators to ensure they meet federal, state, and local safety codes.
Employees receive a comprehensive benefits package including 100% covered employee health premiums, a defined benefit retirement plan with employer matching, and free access to university libraries.
The position requires maintaining an American Society of Mechanical Engineers Qualified Elevator Inspector certification and a Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation state license.
Matching Summary
The role involves inspecting and certifying elevator equipment, platform lifts, and escalators to ensure they meet federal, state, and local safety codes.
Salary
Base: $86,232+ depending on qualifications; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Competitive health benefits (employee premiums 100%), TRS retirement with 7.75% match, paid vacation/sick time
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Seven years journey level experience in elevator installation and maintenance
Ability to read architectural, installation, and electrical drawings
Knowledge of ASME A17.1, NFPA 70, and building codes
Driving UT vehicle with acceptable driving record
Nice-to-have
Experience performing jurisdictional inspections
Interest in preventative maintenance program development
Participation in vendor meetings for equipment evaluation
Key Requirements
State of Texas Elevator Inspector License
ASME QEI-1 certification or ability to obtain within one year
High school diploma or GED
Class C driver's license
Must be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship
Work Rights
Must be authorized to work in the US without sponsorship