| Required Work Experience: | • Completion of a carpenter apprenticeship or in lieu of completed apprenticeship, must have six years of full-time experience at journeyman skill level with experience in residential, commercial, and/or industrial areas to include new framing, renovation, repairs, replacements, furniture installation, etc. | |
| Essential Duties/Responsibilities: | • Assemble furnishings such as desks, shelves, chairs, moveable walls, etc.
• Replace/repair single ply window glass and insulated windows.
• Estimate material requirements for assigned work and submit requisitions.
• Hang, tape, and finish drywall including prepping surfaces as required for prime and paint.
• Demonstrates an understanding of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging, especially in working relationships with students, faculty, staff, and community members.
• Support, promote, and develop university student enrollment and retention initiatives.
• Keep and maintain accurate records using a computer/iPad.
• Layout, construct, repair, recover, and/or replace different types of cabinets, wood floors, doors, windows, baseboards, walls, ceilings and furniture made of a variety of materials.
• Layout, construct, repairs, or replace all types of tile (ceiling, acoustical, ceramic, floor, quarry, etc.) and masonry surfaces such as brick, block and concrete.
• Hang pictures, whiteboards, glassboards, etc.
• Repair and maintenance of wall and corner protection (i.e., wainscot, wood chair rails, vinyl chair/guard, etc.
• Maintain assigned tools, keep equipment, and mechanical spaces in a neat, organized, and clean non-hazardous environment.
• Stock and maintain inventory level of required carpentry and locksmith materials and tools.
• Repair and/or replace metal furnishings such as locksets, doors, closures, panic devices, thresholds, hinges, and furnishings.
• Repair plaster.
• Repair flashing on shingle roof systems, that include; down spouts and gutters.
• Install and repair locks, change and combinate cores, and cut keys.
• Plan and install new cores for buildings (master, submaster, and groupings).
• Log in cores, codes, and key assignments on computer.
• Track grand master keys.
• Stock, maintain, and operate a service vehicle in a neat, organized, safe, and clean non-hazardous environment.
• Maintain safety and security of equipment, vehicles, keys, tools, materials, and inventories.
• Maintain sa
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