Stone Installer - 18 to 30/hr - Full Benefits

Gallatin Gateway, MT

Full Time

Entry Level

What We Offer

Competitive compensation
Generous Paid Time Off
Competitive Health insurance (Medical, Dental and Vision), along with access to wellness perks, and Telemedicine
Dental, Vision, Short Term Disability, Health Savings Account, Accident, and Life Insurance
Birthday Bonus
Referral Bonus
Employee Assistance Program
401k retirement plan
Paid holidays
Paid maternity leave
Flexible work environment

Who Are We
The Earth Elements Stone Fabrication Shop is a state-of-the-art digital stone fabrication shop. Serving the Bozeman and Big Sky Area. With 20,000 square feet and multiple digital machines, we are the largest operator in the area. Our Stone Fabrication Shop serves the Design Center next door. This is an excellent opportunity for the successful applicant to join this fast-growing company. Earth Elements Design Center supplies high-end custom home interior finishes to the building industry. We are a complete one-stop shop with Appliances, Cabinetry, Doors and Door Hardware, Lighting, Slab, Tile, and Wood Flooring.

The Job

Perform all functions necessary to complete the installation of Natural and Engineered stone countertops and use of various finishing goods on construction sites while adhering to strict company quality standards.
Ensure all projects are completed in a timely and efficient manner.
Coordinate with the Lead Installer and other team members to improve the quality of projects installed.
Perform a final walk-through of each project and verify that Earth Elements Fabrication standards have been met.
Use a "leave no trace" mindset to ensure the entire job site is cleaned thoroughly to uphold Earth Element’s quality standards.
Communicate professionally with clients and other team members while on site.

Requirements

Driver’s License required and ability to meet insurability criteria required.
Strong attention to detail, organized, neat, and clean.
Able to communicate and act professionally with clients.
Some previous building knowledge is a plus.

Regularly lift and/or move objects up to 75 lbs., frequently move objects that weigh more than 100 lbs. and use of heavy machinery for equipment up to 1,000 lbs.
Regularly stand, walk, and use hand tools.
This is a job that involves the need to be able to feel objects, tools, and controls.
Exposed to both indoor and outdoor elements.

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