Skilled Trade Employment

Illuminations Lighting and Design in Houston, Texas has a number of skilled trade employment opportunities for candidates with exceptional work ethic and an aptitude for learning and professional growth.  When we employ a trade specialist, we look for a dedication to one’s craft and open-mindedness to new developments in technology and creative services.  ILD offers generous compensation and paid professional training in conjunction with any skilled trade employment offer we extend to qualifying candidates.  We are especially interested in candidates whose previous employment in skilled trades has instilled superior communications skills and a good foundation in computer knowledge.  We aim to continue growing our home automation department, and these skills not only merit consideration for employment, but possibly future leadership in a rising division of our company.

Illuminations Lighting and Design hires the best candidates directly from our active applicant pool.  We avoid recruiting and staffing agencies because we regard employment in a skilled trades as a dynamic, constantly evolving professional experience that requires direct interface with our team members.  Outsourcing payroll, management, or benefits to third party agencies that keep wage earners on perpetual contract status does not serve our ultimate objective to deliver the highest level of skilled trade services through employees we directly hire and train.  Our mentoring process is systematic and highly personal.  We place new hires with impressive experience and knowledge with masters of the craft so they can both further hone their existing skill set and more importantly learn how to apply that skill set in a fashion congruent with Illuminations Lighting and Design’s ethical, creative, support, and reliability standards.  We further develop our skilled trade labor force by sponsoring attendance at professional development and certification seminars.  We maintain a firm policy of ongoing technical mastery that maintains the momentum of our industry leadership position. 

ILD serves the finest and most exclusive residential neighborhoods throughout the greater Houston area.  In River Oaks, Memorial, Bellaire, West University, and the Villages, the demand for exceptional skilled trade labor in home automation has opened a burgeoning marketplace to our organization which not only brings a steady flow of work that translates to job security for the new recruit, but also generates an ever-increasing revenue stream that offers the possibility of upward mobility and higher compensation as our dominance of the market grows.  We are especially interested at this time in individuals with extensive knowledge of Lutron and Vantage controls that are keynote to home automation systems and pivotal to implementing superior solutions to those offered by our competitors. 

If you are currently looking for employment as a skilled trade specialist, consider the benefits of not only finding a new job, but also becoming a leader and an expert in a growing and burgeoning new marketplace.  Apply with our human resources department today and begin a dialogue than can only lead to brighter future if you are chosen to join the ranks of the exceptionally creative and the technically elite. 

Contact us to learn more about employment at Illuminations Lighting Design. We are located in Houston Texas but provide lighting jobs and house lighting plans in Austin TX, El Paso Texas, San Antonio TX, College Station Texas, Beaumont TX, Dallas Texas, Midland Tx and points beyond.

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