Electromechanical Installation Specialist — Commercial Laundry Systems

Are you the go‑to problem solver on tough installs?

Do you thrive in the field—hands on, customer‑facing, and trusted to make the right call? Imagine this: a busy laundry facility goes down midday. You arrive, quickly isolate a single‑phase power issue, walk the customer through the plan, replace a worn component, and bring the line back to life—then document the fix and order preventive parts to avoid a repeat. If that sounds like your kind of challenge, read on.

Your mission

• Install, commission, and service commercial laundry equipment in accordance with Alliance Laundry Systems standards and procedures.
• Own diagnostics from symptom to root cause; implement repairs that restore safe, reliable operation.
• Educate customers post‑install with clear findings, recommendations, and usage instructions.
• Execute routine preventive maintenance; remove components for repair or place prompt orders for replacements.
• Capture detailed work performed in accurate reports after each job.
• Disassemble/reassemble machines and subassemblies as needed for maintenance or repair.
• Research and place parts orders; audit work orders and invoices to ensure required parts are secured in time to meet deadlines.
• Maintain an organized inventory on your assigned vehicle and file timely expense reports.
• Travel within the territory by company vehicle for on‑site installs, troubleshooting, and emergency/unscheduled calls dispatched by the Service Manager.
• Flag high‑priority escalations to the Service Manager and contribute ideas to improve processes and best practices.
• Support additional tasks that keep the department operating smoothly.

What it takes

Education & experience

• High school diploma or equivalent (required).
• 3+ years in commercial, military, industrial, or manufacturing equipment repair (preferred). We also consider equivalent education, training, and experience.
• Required knowledge: single‑phase electric power equipment.
• Preferred: customer support via phone/email and ticketing dispatch systems.
• Preferred: MS Outlook, Word, and Excel proficiency.

Capabilities

• Mechanical/electrical troubleshooting strength; read, interpret, and apply electrical and mechanical drawings.
• Highly organized and detail‑oriented; self‑manage multiple priorities and deadlines.
• Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal skills; professional, positive, and enthusiastic with all stakeholders.
• Adaptable and resilient in changing situations; comfortable with ambiguity.
• Self‑motivated with a strong work ethic, initiative, and persistence.

Travel & physical demands

• Territory‑based travel; some overnight trips.
• Routine sitting, standing, walking, kneeling, squatting, stooping, bending, climbing, and manual dexterity.
• Frequently lift, carry, push, and pull up to 50 lbs; assistive devices available for heavier loads.
• Regular talking/hearing and hand use; computer work requiring close vision and focus adjustments.
• Valid driver’s license required; company vehicle may be provided.
• Clean Motor Vehicle Record required.

How we show up: DRIVE values

• Dedicated: We follow through—strong say/do.
• Respectful: We act with integrity and value diverse perspectives.
• Innovative: We always look for a better way and lead change.
• Versatile: We adapt quickly and stay agile.
• Engaged: We act like owners, building what the market needs.