Carpenter (temporary

University of Washington Medical Center•Seattle, WA

3d•$67,572 - $89,856•Onsite

About The Position

UW Facilities Maintenance & Construction has an outstanding opportunity for a temporary Carpenter to join their team. This position is expected to be one year. Reporting to the supervisor and lead, this position is responsible for the construction, repair and remodeling related to, but not limited to: buildings, scaffolds, framing, sheetrock, concrete formwork, metal and wooden door and jambs, windows and hardwood floors. This position supports the safe and reliable operation of campus infrastructure and works collaboratively with supervisors, other trades, contractors, and campus partners to deliver high-quality carpentry services in support of the University community. This is a full-time position (not telework eligible), reporting to the Southwest Zone of the Seattle Campus.

Requirements

Completion of a recognized apprenticeship as a carpenter; or full journey status as a carpenter in a union; or four years' applicable work experience.
Vocational training may be substituted for work experience on a year-for-year basis.
Possession of a valid motor vehicle operator’s license may be required.
Equivalent education and/or experience may substitute for minimum qualifications except when there are legal requirements, such as a license, certification, and/or registration.

Nice To Haves

Show successful ability in taking direction, working well with others and as a team member.
Demonstrated excellent, effective verbal and written communication skills.
Knowledge and practical experience with WISHA (Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act) and OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Act) regulations.
Demonstrated proficiency with standard productivity software including Microsoft Office Suite or equivalent products
Proficiency in concrete formwork, such as footings, foundations, walls, slabs, retaining structures and stairs.
Proficiency in all types of door hardware, such as electrical, pneumatic, and manual, locks, strikes, closers, operators, coordinators, exit devices and panic hardware.
Proficiency in fabrication and installation of casework, furniture, and other fixtures.
Proficiency in finish carpentry, such as casework installations, milling and installations of all types of trim and shelving.
Proficiency in metal framing, such as walls, ceilings and soffits, including openings with hollow metal frames.
Proficiency with stationary power tools, such as panel and table saws, jointers, sanders, planers, shapers, edge banders, boring and mortising machines.
Proficiency in wood framing, such as walls, floors, ceilings, stairs and roofs.

Responsibilities

Construct projects and modifications from blueprints or sketches.
Develop cost estimates for installations and repairs.
Install, adjust, repair and replace various building components such as casework, shelving, door and window hardware or ceiling tiles.
Work with lead to discuss any proposed project changes before construction.
Operate hand and power equipment such as saws, jointers, lathes, sanders, planers, boring and mortising machines and other tools typical for the trade.
Operate machinery such as forklifts, scissor-lifts, and high rangers.
Load and unload materials and supplies.
Operate vehicles such as UW vans and trucks to transport tools, equipment and personnel to various job sites.
Keep leads and supervisors informed of project status and work progress, required project materials and equipment.
May instruct semi-skilled workers.
Communicate and coordinate with other UW Facilities shops and other business partners such as EH&S, Engineering Services, Design Services, Capital Planning & Development and UW Information Technology to facilitate work.
Provide excellent customer service through effective, courteous, and professional interactions with clients, colleagues, and the campus community.
Know and comply with occupational health and safety regulations specific to the work and conduct on the job, including Safety Data Sheet (SDS) instructions, Hazard Review Checklists (HRCs) and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) as required.
Comply with all UW and Facilities Services policies and procedures, FMC protocols, i.e. Individual Accountability Protocols (IAP).
Support all management directives and the vision and values of FMC.
Participate in and follow through with FMC process improvement initiatives, including Balanced Scorecard (BSC), incorporating metrics and Lean principles into internal work processes, and promoting employee engagement in continuous improvements and innovation.
Actively participate in meetings and training as scheduled.