Field Installation and Inventory Control Technician

Make the Road Your Workplace Imagine starting your next assignment on a bustling commercial job site, anywhere in the U.S. For 6–8 weeks, you’ll be the go-to pro who keeps materials moving and installations on track—then you’ll enjoy a weekend back home before heading to the next project. This is a full-time, traveling field role with True Up Companies where your organization, safety mindset, and reliability make a visible impact every day. What a Typical Assignment Looks Like Morning: verify the day’s deliveries against packing slips and bills of lading, reconcile counts, and flag any shortages or damage. Midday: stage materials so crews never wait, prep work areas, and lend a hand to experienced technicians on installation and maintenance tasks—safely operating basic hand and power tools under supervision. Afternoon: update inventory records, document site progress and issues, tidy staging areas, and collaborate with the team to hit milestones. Compensation & Benefits $21.00 per hour | Full-time Medical, dental, and vision insurance Life insurance 401(k) with company match Per diem provided for travel positions Company-paid travel (flights and hotels) Essential Responsibilities Receive, unload, count, and organize incoming equipment and materials. Match deliveries to packing slips and bills of lading; note discrepancies, damages, and shortages with precision. Keep inventory and staging areas clean, organized, and clearly labeled. Enter data accurately; strong computer skills are required. Stage and distribute materials to keep installation crews productive. Load, unload, carry, and transport construction materials and gear. Assist seasoned technicians with installation, maintenance, and other project tasks. Operate hand and power tools safely under supervision. Prepare work areas: clear debris, organize tools, and ensure materials are ready. Maintain tools and equipment; report issues immediately. Follow all company, jobsite, and OSHA safety protocols. Record daily activities, progress updates, and jobsite issues. Support a clean, safe, and efficient work environment. Travel extensively on the 6–8 week rotation with recurring weekend home visits. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent. Required: prior experience in inventory, warehouse, material handling, shipping/receiving, or stockroom roles. Preferred: construction, installation, or general labor background. Proficient with basic computer use and accurate data entry. Strong aptitude for counting, organizing, and tracking materials. Preferred familiarity with packing slips or bills of lading. Comfort with basic hand and power tools (preferred). Ability to interpret written and verbal instructions. Detail-oriented, dependable, and highly organized. Eager to learn and pitch in across a range of project duties. Team-first communicator. Must be able to read and understand English safety instructions and jobsite documentation and communicate effectively in English as required to safely perform the position. If you’re transitioning into this traveling role from a contract, you must be willing and able to travel extensively after the contract concludes. Travel & Documentation Travel documents required: REAL ID or Passport Valid Driver’s License required (operation of rental vehicles) Physical & Work Requirements Employees must be able to perform the essential functions of the role, with or without reasonable accommodation, including: Standing and walking for extended periods. Frequent bending, kneeling, crouching, reaching, pushing, pulling, and gripping. Lifting, carrying, positioning, and moving 50+ lbs regularly. Performing repetitive physical tasks for extended periods. Safe operation of hand tools, power tools, and related equipment. Working indoors and outdoors in changing temperatures and conditions. Operating around moving equipment and active construction. Travel documents required - Real ID or Passport Vali…

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