About the role
HomeStride Mobility installs home accessibility and mobility equipment across the northern NJ and NY metro area: stairlifts, vertical platform lifts (VPLs), inclined platform lifts, and residential elevators.
We're looking for a NJ-licensed elevator, escalator, and moving walkway (EEMW) mechanic to work with us part-time as the licensed mechanic of record on elevator-subcode permits, and to provide code-compliance oversight of our installations. This is an oversight and advisory role, not full-time install labor. It suits an experienced mechanic who wants flexible work on a project basis.
What you'll do
- Review the scope of work and elevator layout drawings before permit submission
- Serve as the licensed mechanic of record on UCC F150 elevator-subcode permit applications, with your license number and expiration on the permit
- Supervise our install crew by daily contact, consistent with N.J.A.C. 13:44M-5.2 (electronic contact is acceptable for residential platform lifts and private-residence elevators)
- Attend and support municipal and NJ DCA subcode inspections
- Advise on ASME A18.1 (platform lifts) and A17.1 §5.3 (private residence elevator) compliance
Requirements
- Active NJ EEMW mechanic license in good standing, since the license number is required on permits
- Working knowledge of ASME A18.1 platform lifts and A17.1 §5.3 private residence elevators
- Comfortable taking residential jobs in [your service area, e.g., Bergen, Passaic, Essex, Hudson, Morris]
- Reliable, responsive communication, because daily contact is needed during active installs
Nice to have
- Familiarity with Bruno, Harmar, Savaria, or AmeriGlide platform lifts and residential elevators
- Prior permit and inspection coordination with NJ municipalities or the DCA elevator subcode
Schedule
Part-time and project-driven. Volume grows as our pipeline does. Expect a handful of permits and inspections per month to start, scaling from there.
Company Description
HomeStride Mobility installs home accessibility and mobility equipment across the northern NJ and NY metro area: stairlifts, vertical platform lifts (VPLs), inclined platform lifts, and residential elevators.