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JOB SUMMARY

This position supports the building maintenance program to ensure buildings on campus are maintained in a safe and attractive manner year round. This position will provide general carpentry support to campus buildings and customers.

Employment Type:

Full-time (1.0 FTE), Benefits-Eligible, Non-Exempt (Hourly)

Wage Range:

$20-$28 MAIN

RESPONSIBILITIES

Perform general carpentry work and installation involved in any repair and remodel needs for all campus buildings and do so in an effective and efficient manner Conduct general painting and repair work involved in building, remodeling and repairing all campus buildings, furnishings and equipment Collaborate with Lead Carpenter on daily work orders to ensure the completion of assigned projects Prepare cost estimates and make recommendations for appropriate levels of quality based on anticipated useful life Apply systematic program for repairs, replacements, re-key process, and carpentry related needs across campus Operate and maintain equipment and tools to ensure that it is kept in good working order and is used safely to accomplish assigned tasks Assist other departments within Facilities and provide back-up to the Set-Up Operations Coordinator, when needed Expand technical abilities by attending training courses and seminars, when available, and remain open to changing job responsibilities and procedures to maintain a high level of task completion and performance Maintain a clean and orderly work environment according to OSHA standards in order to minimize safety hazards and accidents Attend training courses on OSHA right to know, fire extinguish use and other safety related matters All other duties as assigned Prerequisites

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

High School Diploma or Equivalent 3+ years general painting, wall covering, wood and metal finishing, and drywall surface finishing Ability to recognize and apply proper procedures to decorate and protect all types of surfaces (wood, steel, concrete, brick, plaster, etc.). Knowledge and experience in use and safety requirements for rigging, sand blasting and painting equipment and supplies Strong mechanical aptitude Must be able to lift 75 pounds

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

Ability to operate heavy equipment on an emergency back-up basis for snow removal and on an occasional basis for unloading freight

WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Required to enter private areas such as student dorms and bathrooms Exposure to outside weather conditions year-round Exposure to petroleum based chemicals such as solvents, finishes, adhesives, lubricants, and cleaners Exposure to dust and noise (75% of time) Operates hazardous equipment Regular duties involve moderate to heavy physical effort Works on ladders and scaffolds, with a maximum height of up to 60 feet Provide on-call support and services for campus impacted weather conditions, as needed Overtime may be necessary at various times throughout the year