Carpenter, Trades ​/ Skilled Labor

Carpenter

Compensation Plans Auxiliary Compensation Plan Pay Grade: $22.50 - $31.72 Shift Type:
Full-Time Wage/Hour Status:
Non-Exempt

Reports To:

Carpenter Supervisor Employment Begins:
As soon as possible

Primary

Purpose:

To maintain all building and related entities in such a manner that students have a safe and comfortable place in which to learn.

Qualifications:

Education/Certification:

High School Diploma or GED Texas Driver's License with less than three (3) moving traffic violations within the past three (3) years

Special Knowledge/

Skills:

Demonstrate successful experience in carpentry, glazing, concrete finishing, framing and/or repairs. Possess working knowledge of general carpentry. Exhibit familiarity with building mechanics and skilled in the use of required tools. Possess ability to work with and communicate with fellow workers, teachers, and administrators. All forms of carpentry power equipment as well as assorted carpentry hand tools.

Experience:

Previous experience in carpentry, glazing, concrete finishing, framing and/or repairs.

Major

Responsibilities and Duties:

Assist in the maintenance and repair of both internal and external building systems of the district. Assist in the preventative maintenance and repairs of district facilities. Assist in the operation and proper care of assigned vehicles and tools. Keep trucks supplied with appropriate replacement parts and materials in a neat and orderly fashion. Complete work orders by carefully documenting work performed and materials used.

Provide supervisor with written notice of conditions that need the supervisor's attention, whether of a preventative, safety, or factual need. Make emergency repairs to school property due to vandalism or other disorders in order to provide safety and security. Perform other duties as requested.

Supervisory Responsibilities:

None

Working Conditions:

Mental Demands:
Comprehending simple instructions both written and verbal. Writing simple correspondence. Reading blue prints/schematics/work orders. Physical demands/environmental factors:
Lifting and carrying items in excess of 100 lbs. Pushing a wheelbarrow full of either dirt or concrete. Stooping, bending, kneeling, and crawling. Seeing with corrected vision to read tapes, squares, etc. Exposure to weather extremes of hot and cold climate. Breathing sawdust and sawdust particles. Moderate to loud noise in the work environment.