Build Something That Lasts.
Installation work is hands-on, physical, and visible. At the end of the day, you can point to what you helped build.
Why the Work Matters
The systems installed by Bar J protect homes, businesses, customers, and the environment. Quality matters because people will depend on the work for years.
What You Will Do
- Work as part of a crew under the direction of a Working Foreman.
- Support excavation, grading, bedding, pipe installation, tank and component placement, backfill, and cleanup.
- Use tools and equipment safely and care for the jobsite, vehicles, and equipment.
- Follow plans, instructions, company standards, and regulatory requirements.
Who Thrives Here
- You are dependable and willing to work outdoors.
- You take direction well and ask questions when you do not understand.
- You care about doing the work correctly, not just finishing quickly.
- You want to learn a skilled trade and earn greater responsibility.
What You Can Learn
- Jobsite safety and professional work habits.
- Excavation support, grading, pipe, tanks, and system components.
- Equipment operation and care.
- Reading plans, solving field problems, and understanding complete septic systems.
The Realities of the Work
- Outdoor work in heat, cold, wind, dirt, and changing conditions.
- Lifting, digging, climbing, walking uneven ground, and physical jobsite work.
- Early starts, changing schedules, and travel to jobsites.
- Teamwork, daily direction, and shared responsibility for the finished result.
Qualifications
- A valid driver’s license and dependable transportation.
- Ability to perform the physical work safely.
- Experience is helpful, but character, dependability, and willingness to learn matter more.
Where This Path Can Lead
Installation Technician Qualified Installer / Equipment Operator Working Foreman Training and Quality, Operations Readiness, or Services Leadership
Compensation and Benefits
$15 – $25 per hour with production bonuses