You will run a two-to-three person install crew from arrival to final manometer check, keeping jobs on schedule and up to code. You are the one homeowners look to for answers, and the one training newer technicians on proper pipe runs, sealing, and fan placement. If you already know sub-slab systems inside and out and want ownership of the truck, the schedule, and the crew, this is your next step.

About Radon Eliminator: Radon Eliminator is Ohio's licensed radon authority (RC202) that delivers EPA-aligned testing with 48-hour results and permanent, code-compliant mitigation systems — engineered around your closing deadline, not against it. When a real-estate contract has a radon contingency ticking, you get a licensed pro who tests fas

What you'll do:

Lead a two-to-three person crew through full SSD system installs, from site assessment to final testing
Assign on-site tasks: piping, sealing, fan mounting, and cleanup
Read foundation layouts and choose the optimal pipe routing and fan placement for each home
Perform final manometer and smoke-stick checks to confirm negative pressure before sign-off
Train and mentor junior technicians on sealing technique, code requirements, and safety
Talk directly with homeowners about system operation, warranty, and any post-install questions
Track crew hours, materials used, and job-completion paperwork
Coordinate daily with the office on scheduling, permits, and inspection requirements

What you'll need:

1-2+ years of hands-on radon mitigation or closely related trade experience (HVAC, plumbing, electrical)
Valid driver's license and comfort driving and backing a work truck or trailer
Able to lift 50+ lbs, work on ladders and roofs, and be on your feet for full shifts
Working knowledge of local and state radon mitigation codes and standards
Authorized to work in the US

Nice to have:

NRPP or NRSB certification, or willingness to obtain one (company will sponsor)
Prior lead or supervisory experience on a field crew
Familiarity with permitting and inspection processes in Ohio jurisdictions

Benefits & perks:

Paid NRPP certification and advanced training
Company truck provided
Health insurance contribution
Paid time off and paid holidays
Crew lead pay differential over technician rate
Performance and job-quality bonuses

Schedule: Full-time, Monday through Friday with occasional Saturdays; you help set the crew's daily route with the dispatcher.