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Rite Rug Company

Tile Installers - Charlestown, Ranson and Martinsburg

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Job Description

SUB CONTRACTOR- Installs Tile by the information prepared for installations; cutting, placing, and seaming materials per our direction; resolving customer concerns; maintaining safe working conditions; maintaining records. •We will deliver the tile.•
Principal Subcontractor Responsibilities:
Tile Installation Sweep, scrape, sand, or clean base surfaces to correct imperfections that may show through the floor covering Mix and apply required compounds to join and adhere foundation/flooring material Install tile Cut floor coverings and foundation materials according to blueprints and sketches Capable of performing a variety of calculations related to surface area, cubic volume and estimating material quantities Determines traffic areas and best location(s) for seams if not previously specified in paperwork Use and maintain hand tools, portable power tools, and stationary power tools in a safe manner Independently keeps the job on schedule Follows all written paperwork and does not make any assumptions without the proper direction from the sales person/project manager
Skills/Qualifications:
Verbal Communication, Listening, Estimating, Customer Focus, Equipment Maintenance, Basic Safety, Functional and Technical Skills, Action Oriented, Time Management, Attention to Detail, Customer Service.
Work Location:
In person
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