Locksmith

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Compensation Range $23.52-$35.97

Starting Salary Range

Job Description Summary Perform skilled-level installation, repair, and maintenance of locks, door closures, panic hardware, and electronic locking systems. Cut and issue keys to employees and vendors and maintain an accurate key inventory. Also, perform other duties relating to the maintenance and renovation of Sheriff’s Office facilities.

Job Description

Duties & Responsibilities Duties may vary based on assignment.

Prioritize and respond to all facility work orders in a timely manner.

Diagnose operational problems in locks, locking systems, and door closure systems.

Install, repair, replace, and maintain electronic locking systems.

Install, open, clean, repair, replace, and perform preventative maintenance on locks for doors, gates, desks, file cabinets, lockers, and various other furniture and equipment.

Make new or duplicate keys utilizing a key-cutting machine; stamp appropriate codes on keys and index keys accordingly.

Set up and install key cores and cylinders for various types of locksets; change lock combinations and perform mechanical keying or rekeying.

Maintain grand master, master, and sub-master key system integrity to include maintaining an accurate accounting of hard keys and key cores using computerized key management software; conducting weekly random inspections of issued keys to verify possession and condition of issued keys; and facilitating an annual comprehensive inventory of all issued keys with documentation for keys that are unaccounted.

Perform routine preventative maintenance, repair, and installation of door closure systems and hardware (e.g., levers, knobs, hinges, panic hardware) to ensure safe ingress/egress; test and adjust door closing/opening pressures to meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements.

Perform routine facility maintenance duties as required and directed by a manager.

Maintain and adhere to a plan to ensure compliance with all relevant accreditation standards; ADA requirements; and county, state, and federal laws and regulations as they apply to door systems, fire, life safety, and accessibility codes.

Serve as the primary individual responsible for the security of facility lock shops and all equipment related to the security of facility keys and locks.

Assist with the production/assembly of security-related mechanical restraint systems when the assignment is within a detention facility.

Perform other related duties as required.

Knowledge & Abilities Working knowledge of construction, repair, and maintenance of locks and mechanical, computerized, and electromechanical security devices.

Working knowledge of tools, materials, methods, and principles of locksmithing.

Working knowledge of correctional security measures when assigned to a detention facility.

Some knowledge of the budget preparation process.

Knowledge of accreditation standards; ADA requirements; and county, state, and federal laws and regulations as they apply to door systems, fire, life safety, and accessibility codes.

Ability to quickly detect mechanical problems and apply corrective action.

Ability to detect and diagnose basic related mechanical and electrical problems.

Ability to operate and interpret computerized and automated control systems.

Ability to take measurements and cut materials to exact specifications for the replacement of lock hardware.

Ability to follow specifications for the installation of complex lock systems.

Ability to install, repair, and maintain locks, door closures, panic hardware, and electronic locking…