Commercial Laundry Installation & Commissioning Technician

A day in this role

You roll up to the first site of the day in a well‑stocked company vehicle. The plan is clear: unload, set, wire, plumb, vent, level, anchor, and bring a new bank of commercial washers and dryers to life. You verify utilities, read the prints, commission the machines, and walk the customer through safe operation and basic care. Before you leave, you complete the checklists, register warranties, tidy your tools and parts, and flag any top‑level items to your Manager so the whole team can keep improving.

About Alliance Laundry Systems Distribution For more than 110 years, we’ve helped laundromats, Speed Queen franchise operators, and on‑premises laundry managers get more from every load. We’re a full‑service partner—installation, factory‑trained service, genuine parts, site selection, financing, and store design—backed by trusted brands known for durability:
Speed Queen, Uni Mac, and Huebsch.

What you’ll handle

Deliver, install, start up, and validate commercial laundry equipment to company standards, techniques, and safety requirements

Install, configure, and commission washers, dryers, and finishing equipment in laundromats, hotels, hospitals, and multi‑unit residential facilities

Interpret blueprints, wiring diagrams, and OEM manuals to ensure correct setup

Connect machines to electrical, plumbing, gas, and ventilation systems per local codes and manufacturer specifications

Level and anchor equipment to floors/walls in line with safety and performance standards

Test, troubleshoot, and resolve issues before customer handoff

Coordinate onsite logistics with general contractors, facility managers, and utility trades

Train end users and staff on operation and basic maintenance

Complete documentation, inspection checklists, and warranty registrations

Maintain company vehicle, tools, and parts inventory in ready‑to‑work condition

Escalate high‑priority items to your Manager and contribute ideas to improve processes and best practices

What you bring

High School diploma or equivalent3+ years’ experience repairing commercial, military, industrial, or manufacturing equipment (preferred)
Equivalent education/training/experience combinations considered

Working knowledge of electrical, plumbing, and HVAC fundamentals

Experience with phone/email ticketing or dispatch systems (preferred)
Computer skills in MS Outlook, Word, and Excel (preferred)
Skills that set you apart

Mechanical and electrical troubleshooting strength; able to read and apply electrical/mechanical drawings

Organized and detail‑oriented; can juggle multiple projects and meet deadlines

Clear, professional communicator—written, verbal, and interpersonal

Resilient and comfortable navigating change

Self‑starter with strong work ethic and initiative

Travel

Work is within the service territory; some overnight travel is required.

Standard and physical requirements

Activities include sitting, standing, walking, kneeling, squatting, stooping, bending, climbing, and fine manual work

Lift, carry, push, and pull up to 50 lbs frequently; assistive devices provided for heavier items

Frequent talking/hearing and hand use; computer‑based work with periods of sitting; close vision and focus adjustments

Valid driver’s license required; a company vehicle may be provided

Clean Motor Vehicle Record required

How we show up (DRIVE)
Dedicated:
We keep our commitments—strong say/do Respectful:
We act with integrity and value diverse perspectives

Innovative:
We seek better ways and lead change

Versatile:
We adapt quickly and stay agile

Engaged:
We think like owners and build what the market needs