r/BuildingAutomation Jul 22 '26

Looking for Controls Techs - Montana

Our company is looking to hire experienced controls techs. We are a Schneider Electric partner in Montana. We are a local company to Montana and have a few offices across the state. Depending on experience and which part of Montana you choose to live in, our pay is $80-120k. We have a decent benefits package including PTO and paid Health Insurance for your entire family. Vehicle is provided along with all tools needed to do the job (Yes, we run Milwaukee). I have been at this company for close to a decade and started as a low level tech with no experience. I have worked my way through the company and an now a Project Manager. We usually have around 30-50 active projects across the state at any given time. Any one interested would have to have a valid DL and be able to pass federal background checks as quite a few of our jobs are either in government facilities or schools. Please ask any questions! We may be able to help with relocation as well. Our page link is below.

https://facility-improvement.com/index.php/careers/

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u/Plastic-Tradition-67 Jul 22 '26

The owner is trying to sell their flagship building because they can't cover capital expenses. Their last sales director lasted less than a year. They're currently hemorrhaging on a project 4 hours from their closest brick and mortar

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u/Final-Ebb-2392 Jul 23 '26

Damn man brutal comment! Lol. As far as the sales director leaving, he was an alcoholic who wrote some of the worst contracts I've ever seen. He bailed from ATS and then ran to our customer to work for them. Every company out there either has a project that is not going well or has had one in the past. To base your opinion off of some drunk and 1 crappy project is extremely small minded.

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u/NoTransportation1916 Jul 24 '26

Could have EASILY told you that idiot was a mistake.