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- Part-time
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- On-the-job training
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Floor Technician

Abel hardwood Flooring
Peterborough, NH

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Job Details

Part-time | Full-time
$25.49 - $30.70 an hour
9 days ago

Benefits

On-the-job training

Qualifications

Flooring debris removal
Safety data sheet (SDS) reading
Record keeping
Machine setup
Fire safety
Equipment setup (production tasks)
Removing debris
Sanding tools
Labeling
Mops
Moving
Staining (finishing technique)
Machine cleaning
Nails for fastening
Wood finishing
Construction painting surface preparation
Shovels
Safety equipment
Equipment maintenance
Carpet vacuuming
Fastening
Materials handling
Entry level
Chemical safety protocols

Full Job Description

1. Job Site & Surface Preparation

Move and protect items
Assist in moving furniture and rugs from the work area.
Place protective coverings (plastic, paper, drop cloths) over cabinets, counters, and nearby surfaces.
Tape off baseboards, vents, and doorways as directed.
Initial floor inspection
Walk the floor and note any loose boards, squeaks, or visible damage.
Mark high spots, deep scratches, and pet-stain areas with tape for the lead tech to review.
Fastener and hardware check
Locate and set any raised nails or screws below the surface using a nail set.
Remove or tape over floor registers and hardware so they’re not damaged during sanding.

2. Sanding Support Tasks

Equipment setup (under supervision)
Help bring in sanding machines, hoses, and vacuums.
Assist in plugging in extension cords safely and routing them to avoid trip hazards.
Grit change management
Retrieve and organize sanding belts, discs, and screens by grit (e.g., 36, 60, 80, 100).
Label containers or shelves clearly so the correct grit is easy to find.
Edge and corner prep
Use a scraper or hand-sanding block in corners and along edges where machines can’t reach.
Light hand-sanding between machine passes to smooth rough spots.
Dust control
Operate shop vac or dust extractor as directed, keeping hoses clear and filters clean.
Vacuum thoroughly between grit changes and after each sanding stage.
Safety checks
Keep cords, hoses, and tools organized to prevent tripping.
Confirm dust masks, eye protection, and hearing protection are available and worn correctly.

3. Cleaning Between Sanding Stages

Detailed vacuuming
Vacuum the entire floor, including corners, edges, and under radiators.
Vacuum window sills, vents, and nearby surfaces where dust settles.
Fine dust removal
Use microfiber mops or cloths to pick up remaining dust after vacuuming.
Wipe baseboards and trim to remove dust before finishing.
Floor inspection after sanding
Look for swirl marks, missed areas, and uneven sanding; mark any issues with tape for the lead tech.
Check for remaining old finish near walls and doorways.

4. Staining & Color Tasks (Under Close Supervision)

Stain preparation
Shake or stir stain according to manufacturer directions.
Label stain cans with room name, color, and date opened.
Test area assistance
Help apply stain in small test areas as directed by the lead tech.
Note drying time and color changes for documentation.
Stain application support
Work on less visible areas (closets, under radiators) with applicators, following the lead tech’s pattern and pace.
Wipe excess stain with clean rags, ensuring even coverage.
Rag handling and safety
Place used rags in proper metal containers or water-filled buckets to prevent spontaneous combustion.
Label and store stain materials safely at the end of the day.

5. Finish Application Support (Sealer & Topcoats)

Product and tool prep
Set out finish cans, trays, rollers, and applicators.
Check rollers and pads for lint and defects before use.
Room setup for finishing
Confirm doors and windows are arranged as directed for proper ventilation.
Post signs or tape off entries so no one walks on wet finish.
Finish application assistance
Apply finish in small, low-visibility areas (closets, behind doors) under supervision.
Maintain wet edges by following the lead tech’s direction and pace.
Dry-time monitoring
Record application times and note when surfaces are dry to touch, ready for recoating, or ready for light foot traffic.

6. Repair & Touch-Up Tasks

Minor repairs
Fill nail holes and small gaps with wood filler, matching color as closely as possible.
Lightly sand filled areas flush once dry.
Edge and trim touch-ups
Hand-sand small missed spots or uneven edges.
Carefully touch up finish near thresholds and transitions using a small brush.

7. End-of-Day & Final Cleanup

Tool cleaning and maintenance
Clean sanding dust from machines, hoses, and vacuums.
Rinse or replace rollers, brushes, and pads according to company standards.
Job site cleanup
Remove tape and protective coverings without damaging surfaces.
Sweep and vacuum the work area and nearby rooms.
Waste handling
Collect and dispose of used sandpaper, plastic, and debris properly.
Store or dispose of used rags safely following fire-safety procedures.

8. Documentation & Communication Tasks

Job notes
Record grits used, number of sanding passes, stain color, and finish type.
Note any issues encountered (soft spots, heavy pet stains, repairs needed).
Photo documentation
Take before, during, and after photos of the floor as directed.
Organize photos by room or area for easy reference.
Customer-ready walkthrough prep
Help ensure floor is free of debris and clearly marked as “wet” or “do not enter” if applicable.
Assist in setting up fans or signage for the final cure period.

9. Apprentice Development Tasks

Skill-building under supervision
Practice controlled use of edger or small sander on test boards or scrap material.
Observe lead tech’s technique for sanding patterns, edging, and finish application.
Safety and product knowledge
Read product labels and safety data sheets for stains and finishes.
Learn and repeat company’s standard sanding sequence and finishing procedure.

Pay: $25.49 - $30.70 per hour

Benefits:

On-the-job training

Work Location: On the road

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