Carpenter

Northshore School District 417•Bothell, WA

7d•Onsite

About The Position

This position performs regularly assigned journey-level skilled carpentry work in the maintenance and repair of District facilities, structures, and equipment. The Maintenance Carpenter applies journey-level carpentry skills to a wide variety of maintenance and repair projects on District facilities, structures, and equipment; interprets building plans and specifications; layouts and designs projects from written plans and/or verbal instructions; estimates material costs; frames and finishes dry wall; designs, constructs, repairs, and relocates cabinets, shelves, and desks; installs countertops, including plastic laminates; repairs and installs floor, ceiling, and ceramic tiles and carpet; constructs concrete forms and pours and finishes concrete installations; installs hardware items; repairs lockers; prepares materials and parts orders based on job requirements; prepares necessary forms and maintains records on completed work, accounting for materials and time allotted for each job; responds to need for emergency repairs in a timely and efficient manner; and performs other related duties as assigned.

Requirements

Journey-level skilled carpentry work experience.
Ability to interpret building plans and specifications.
Ability to layout and design projects from written plans and/or verbal instructions.
Ability to estimate material costs.
Ability to frame and finish dry wall.
Ability to design, construct, repair, and relocate cabinets, shelves, and desks.
Ability to install countertops, including plastic laminates.
Ability to repair and install floor, ceiling, and ceramic tiles and carpet.
Ability to construct concrete forms and pour and finish concrete installations.
Ability to install hardware items.
Ability to repair lockers.
Ability to prepare materials and parts orders based on job requirements.
Ability to prepare necessary forms and maintain records on completed work, accounting for materials and time allotted for each job.
Ability to respond to need for emergency repairs in a timely and efficient manner.

Responsibilities

Performs journey-level skilled carpentry work in the maintenance and repair of District facilities, structures, and equipment.
Interprets building plans and specifications.
Layouts and designs projects from written plans and/or verbal instructions.
Estimates material costs.
Frames and finishes dry wall.
Designs, constructs, repairs, and relocates cabinets, shelves, and desks.
Installs countertops, including plastic laminates.
Repairs and installs floor, ceiling, and ceramic tiles and carpet.
Constructs concrete forms and pours and finishes concrete installations.
Installs hardware items.
Repairs lockers.
Prepares materials and parts orders based on job requirements.
Prepares necessary forms and maintains records on completed work, accounting for materials and time allotted for each job.
Responds to need for emergency repairs in a timely and efficient manner.