Carpenter, Trades ​/ Skilled Labor

Job Overview

Carpenter performs routine tasks in the construction, maintenance and repair of wood structures, fixtures and furnishings according to blueprints, sketches or specific instructions. Performs finish and rough carpentry duties and assists in other maintenance duties as assigned. Department:
Construction Services.

Hours:

Full-Time, 40 hours a week.

• Constructs and designs millwork such as cabinets, vanities, countertops, bookcases, shelving and special projects (nurses’ station, elevator and walk-in coolers, etc.) utilizing blueprints, specifications or rough sketches.
• Constructs drop ceiling grids, measuring, laying out and installing metal grid to conform to room size, including layout for vents and lights.
• Develops and maintains a positive working relationship with department and Health Center personnel and outside agencies.
• Installs and repairs vinyl floor coverings and vinyl cove base using proper installation materials and techniques.
• Installs or repairs doors and related hardware including door latches, sets, anchor frames and access panels; hags new door closures; and repairs door closures and hinges. Maintains and regulates automation of electronic doors.
• Locates appropriate materials to accommodate construction and maintenance projects.
• Maintains records of all work performed, materials used and time spent on each assignment.
• Performs repairs to ceramic tile surfaces, both walls and floors, utilizing manual and power tile cutting equipment.
• Performs various types of carpentry tasks, such as wall construction using wood and metal studs. Repairs and replaces doors and door closures.
• Installs and repairs drywall, masonry surfaces, blue board, laminated materials and wall protection materials.
• Removes, repairs and replaces various types of flooring such as carpet, vinyl, ceramic and floor tile, cutting to fit as needed.
• Repairs and replaces windows, window shades, Venetian blinds and various types of curtain rods utilizing wall anchors as necessary.
• Repairs or replaces Health Center furnishings such as rocking chairs, desks, recliners, bed rails, upholstering, bedside tables, etc.
• Supports and is involved in the Health Center’s continuous quality improvement efforts designed to increase patient outcomes, increase patient satisfaction and improve the utilization of the Health Center’s human, capital and physical resources.
• Utilizes various saws, planners, sanders, drills and hammers in installing, repairing or constructing various furnishings throughout the Health Center.

• High School Diploma (required).
• IL Driver’s License (required).
• Valid driver’s license – State of Illinois (required).

• Estimated Compensation Range: $22.72 – $35.22 an hour, based on experience.

Career development is available through continuing education and on‑site training. The company offers a solid benefit package to help retain employees and provide opportunities for growth. Support includes on‑site classroom learning programs, internet courses, and a generous tuition reimbursement program.