Overview
Company overview
Calgary Granite and Marble was founded in 1999, with an over 20,000 sqft warehouse and a large inventory in stock. We are the industry leader in providing custom Granite & Quartz fabrication and installation services to our customers. Customer satisfaction is our number one priority, while maintaining perfection, providing fast turnaround time is one of our commitments – we can complete a job from template to install in only 3 business days. Recently, Calgary Granite and Marble added flooring services.
Job title: Countertop Installer (NOC 73200)
Job Type: Full-time and permanent
Company operating name: Calgary Granite & Marble
Business address: 2716 16 Street SE Calgary AB T2G 3R5
Salary: $27/hour, 40 hours per week
Benefit: 4% vacation paid
Duties and responsibilities:
Transport Stone countertops to specific job sites
Install granite or quartz countertops efficiently and professionally, make sure that all seams are tight and fixtures are properly installed, and ensure that they meet company standards.
Read blueprints and work order specifications to determine layout and installation procedures
Measure and mark guidelines to be used for installations
Operate blade or wire saws to cut blocks of stone to specified dimensions
Clean up the work site after installation
Troubleshoot and resolve installation issues as required
Work in a safe manner that complies with the company’s safety guidelines
Requirements:
Some secondary school education is required
7 to 12 months of experience in polishing, stone finishing and installation experience
Hardworking, able to work long hours
Willing to go out of town when needed
Must be able to lift 50+ pounds
Punctual, reliable, and teamwork-minded
Attention to detail and willing to learn
Able to work in a fast-paced environment
Have a valid driver’s license is an asset
Able to speak Vietnamese is an asset
How to apply
If you would like to join our team, please send your resume to jamescalgarygranite@gmail.com and put Countertop Installer on the subject line.
