Asset Operations Technician

Asset Operations Technician

Location:

Watertown, SD

Division:
Central Services

At Sentry, our people are the difference. We live by our values — Passion, Integrity, Optimism, Hard Work, and Ride for the Brand — and we’re looking for a high-energy, go-getter to join our Asset Operations team. This is an entry-level role with room to grow, perfect for someone who thrives on solving problems, juggling responsibilities, and keeping our projects moving.

The Asset Operations Technician is the heartbeat of our support system, managing the flow of tools, equipment, and materials that power every division ’ll work closely with General Construction, Electrical, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Structural Steel, and specialty trades — giving you hands-on exposure to multiple industries.

This role is designed to be a launchpad for a long-term career  learning the foundation of how projects operate, you’ll build the skills and knowledge to grow into new responsibilities across our divisions and industries, from construction to manufacturing to specialty trades.

• Receive, organize, and track tools, materials, and equipment
• Keep operations efficient: organize areas so everything has a place, clean and inspect equipment, label and track items, and build simple routines so things run smoothly (basic organization principles often called “5S”)
• Anticipate crew needs and ensure resources are in the right place at the right time
• Support job sites by moving equipment and supplies across General Construction and all divisions
• Work across multiple industries, gaining exposure to commercial, industrial, infrastructure, and specialty trades
• Bring positive energy and problem-solving to every task

• A self-starter with strong work ethic and willingness to learn
• Organized and adaptable — able to juggle competing demands and pivot quickly
• High energy with a solutions-focused mindset
• Team-oriented, with values that match Sentry’s culture
• Previous experience in materials handling, warehousing, or construction support is a plus, but not required
• Comfort with basic equipment (forklifts, light lifts, small tools); certifications can be provided on the job

• Build a long-term career path with a self-performing EPC contractor that spans General Construction, Electrical, Mechanical, Structural Steel, Manufacturing, and more
• Hands-on training and mentorship to grow within the company
• Competitive pay, PTO, and benefits package
• Exposure to diverse industries and projects across the Midwest

Be part of a team where optimism, hard work, and results are recognized and rewarded