Installer I – Flooring Installation Apprentice Masters Petersens Flooring & Design Windsor, CO Job Details Full-time $18 – $23 an hour 2 days ago Benefits Paid training Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off On-the-job training Vision insurance 401(k) matching Opportunities for advancement Qualifications Master’s degree Driver’s License Power tools Construction Entry level Under 1 year Full Job Description Benefits: 401(k) matching Bonus based on performance Competitive salary Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Training & development Vision insurance About Us Masters Petersens Flooring is a leader in commercial and residential flooring installation, known for precision, professionalism, and craftsmanship. We invest in our team and provide a clear career path for those who want to grow their skills in flooring installation. Job Summary Installer I is an entry-level flooring installer with basic knowledge of construction and flooring installation. This role is a step above a helper but not yet ready to work independently . Installer I is expected to: Assist in LVT, sheet vinyl, tile, and carpet installations under supervision. Develop precision, speed, and efficiency in flooring installation techniques. Learn proper subfloor prep, measuring, cutting, and material handling. Work closely with senior installers and team leaders to build technical expertise. Maintain professionalism, safety, and work ethic on job sites. Key Responsibilities 1. Flooring Installation Support Assist in installing LVT, sheet vinyl, carpet, and tile under direct supervision. Measure, cut, and fit materials with increasing accuracy over time. Learn how to heat weld and flash cove sheet vinyl under supervision. Follow instructions from senior installers to ensure quality and efficiency. 2. Subfloor Preparation & Site Readiness Help with subfloor cleaning, leveling, and moisture testing as directed. Assist in removing old flooring, adhesives, and debris before installation. Learn proper floor patching and prep techniques. 3. Tool & Material Handling Set up and maintain all tools and equipment needed for installations. Handle, transport, and store flooring materials properly to prevent damage. Keep work areas clean, organized, and safe at all times. 4. Training & Skill Development Actively participate in on-the-job training and company-provided learning. Ask questions, take notes, and apply new skills daily to improve. Learn how to read blueprints, job specs, and layout plans. Progress toward working more independently with a goal of becoming an Installer II. 5. Professionalism & Job-Site Conduct Arrive on time and ready to work —showing reliability and commitment. Follow all safety regulations and proper worksite procedures. Represent Masters Petersens Flooring professionally at all times. Communicate respectfully and work as part of a team. Qualifications Basic construction or flooring experience Understanding of hand and power tools (experience using tape measure, knives, and drills). Ability to lift 50+ lbs, bend, kneel, and stand for long periods. Willingness to learn, take instruction, and improve skills. Strong work ethic, reliability, and professionalism. Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation. Performance Expectations & Growth Path This role is for those serious about learning and advancing. To progress to Installer II, Installer I must: Show initiative – Learn new techniques and actively seek improvement. Increase independence – Demonstrate the ability to complete tasks without constant supervision. Improve speed and precision – Reduce mistakes, increase efficiency, and master key flooring techniques. Understand full installations – Be able to prep, measure, and cut materials correctly and consistently. Show reliability and work ethic – Arrive on time , work hard, and maintain a positive team attitude. What This Role is Not Not a passive job – Must be engaged, learning, and improving daily. Not a “helper” position – Expected to take responsibility and show progress. Not independent yet – Requires supervision but should actively build toward self-sufficiency. Benefits Competitive pay & career advancement opportunities Path to Installer II and beyond – We promote from within! Health, dental, and vision insurance Hands-on training & mentorship from experienced installers ️ Work with a team that values craftsmanship & professionalism