Commercial Vehicle Technician, Level 2, Van Specialty

Commercial Vehicle Technician, Level 2, Van Specialty

Classification: Non-Exempt

Salary Range: $24-$31/HR Based on Experience

Reports To: Installation Manager

Date Job Description Was Last Reviewed: April 2026

Job Summary: The Level 2 Commercial Vehicle Technician – Van Specialty at Blue Collar Customs is an intermediate-level role focused primarily on the upfitting and customization of commercial vans. Building upon the foundational skills of a Level 1 Technician, this position requires the ability to complete more complex and detail-oriented installations specific to van interiors and fleet configurations.

This role involves working with modular and non-vehicle-specific wiring systems, as well as building custom harnesses when required. Technicians are expected to demonstrate a strong understanding of van upfit layouts, including shelving systems, partitions, ladder racks, lighting, and other interior and exterior equipment commonly used in commercial fleet applications.

A higher level of mechanical aptitude and problem-solving is required to execute clean, consistent, and repeatable builds that align with Blue Collar Customs’ standards. The Level 2 Van Specialty Technician plays a key role in delivering high-quality, production-driven van builds, contributing to overall efficiency, safety, and customer satisfaction.

• Van Equipment Installation:
  Install interior and exterior van upfit components including shelving systems, partitions, ladder racks, lighting, and storage solutions. Execute installations with precision while following layout drawings, SOPs, and manufacturer guidelines to ensure consistency across fleet builds.
• Electrical Wiring & Integration:
  Perform electrical installations within vans including lighting, power distribution, and auxiliary systems. Utilize modular and custom wiring solutions as needed, ensuring clean routing, secure connections, and reliable system functionality in line with Blue Collar Customs standards.
• Vehicle Preparation:
  Prepare vehicles for equipment installation by cleaning and organizing work areas. Ensure surfaces are ready for proper installation and work with the team to inspect vehicles for pre-installation requirements.
• Material Management:
  Assist in maintaining an inventory of tools, equipment, and materials required for installations. Help organize and track materials to ensure smooth workflow during upfitting projects.
• Quality Control:
  Inspect installations to ensure they meet Blue Collar Customs’ standards. Address any issues under supervision, such as improper installation or alignment, and make corrections as needed.
• Safety and Compliance:
  Follow all safety guidelines, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and proper tool handling. Ensure that work adheres to safety standards and regulations.
• Team
  
  Collaboration:
  
  Work closely with senior technicians and other team members to ensure installations are completed on time. Assist team members as needed, contributing to an efficient and supportive work environment.
• Learning and Development:
  Actively participate in training and development opportunities provided by Blue Collar Customs to build technical skills and advance within the team.
• Documentation:
  Keep accurate records of completed installations, including time spent on tasks and any issues encountered. Assist in maintaining documentation for workflow processes.

• Van Upfit Installation:
  Perform accurate and efficient installation of van-specific equipment including shelving, partitions, ladder racks, lighting, and storage systems, ensuring a secure, clean, and professional fit that meets fleet standards.
• Electrical Installation & Integration:
  Execute electrical tasks within van platforms, including wiring lighting, auxiliary power, and related components. Follow wiring diagrams, layouts, and SOPs to ensure proper functionality, clean routing, and long-term reliability.
• Tool Operation:
  Utilize hand and power tools with precision, ensuring correct installation of equipment while adhering to safety protocols.
• Problem Solving:
  Identify and resolve any issues that arise during installation, such as…