Construction Trades Supervisor

State of North Carolina•Yonkers, MD

9d•$43,738 - $76,542•Onsite

About The Position

This is supervisory work or highly skilled work in the general maintenance, repair and/or construction of buildings, related equipment, and plumbing, heating/cooling, and/or electrical systems. Work is performed in accordance with maintenance schedules across assigned facilities. Special repair assignments are received by work orders from authorized personnel. Work requires the exercise of initiative and judgment in the application of various technical trade skills to a variety of maintenance, repair and/or construction problems and in determining the extent of repair or replacement work to be done. Work usually involves supervision of employees engaged in journeyman level work involving electrical, plumbing, masonry, heating and air, carpentry, cabinet making, roofing, painting, or other trades. However, employees may perform a wide variety of highly technical tasks independently at and above the journeyman level. The Division of Engineering, Construction, and Maintenance (DECM) serves as the NCDAC Capital Project Coordinator (CPC) and is tasked with coordinating all capital improvement, new construction, renovation, and repair projects with the State Construction Office (SCO). DECM also acts as the DAC representative on matters involving the State Property Office and State Building Commission. Our unified purpose is to provide architectural and engineering support, sustainability, efficiency, and resiliency planning, as well as construction and maintenance services. This ensures that all statewide Institutions and Facilities comply with building codes, regulations, and legislative mandates while promoting the agency’s rehabilitation and reentry goals through offender job training in the construction and maintenance trades. We support the Institutions and Facilities directly and indirectly by installing and maintaining kitchen, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and electronics equipment. The DECM-Engineering team consists of experts in architectural and engineering design, property services, project management, and sustainability, efficiency, and resiliency (SE&R). These services support new construction, renovation, and like-in-kind and upgrade maintenance repairs to the agency’s physical plant while ensuring compliance with the NCDOA State Construction Office. Through valuable rehabilitation and training for offenders, we aim to improve recidivism rates. DECM-Construction undertakes construction, renovation, and major maintenance projects that involve longer periods of resource allocation with a focus on enhancing the department's infrastructure assets. DECM-Maintenance, which encompasses the Mountain Regional Yard, Piedmont Regional Yard, Coastal Regional Yard, and three Satellite Yards, provides essential plumbing, HVAC/R, and electrical preventative, prescriptive, and routine maintenance services to all Institutions and Facilities. Additionally, our maintenance efforts include specific areas such as telecommunications, electronic intrusion systems (EIS), fencing, cameras, fire alarms, and energy management systems, all focused on maintaining the Department’s infrastructure assets. Support Services positions' statement: The Support Services Division oversees the operations and infrastructure that sustain facilities within the Department of Adult Correction. Responsibilities include facility maintenance, fleet and warehouse management, food services, construction and renovation projects, and energy efficiency. This division plays a vital role in supporting daily operations and long-term planning. The North Carolina Department of Adult Corrections (NCDAC) is the largest state agency and is responsible for the care, custody, and supervision of all adults sentenced after conviction for violating North Carolina laws. This department includes State Prisons, Correction Enterprises, Division of Community Corrections, and Reentry Programs and Services. We have a mission that matters! The NCDAC / Support Services / Division of Engineering, Construction, and Maintenance (DECM) is recruiting for an energized and collaborative CAP Construction Trades Supervisor (Maintenance/Construction Technician IV) to be a part of the DECM-Construction Operations Team in Raleigh, NC. This position reports to the General Construction Manager and is responsible for supporting the general construction team. A successful candidate for this CAP Construction Trades Supervisor (Maintenance/Construction Technician IV) position, shall possess one or more journeyman level construction trade skills within concrete, masonry, carpentry, site work, painting, finishes, and/or equipment operation; strong experience in construction methodologies; strong decision-making capabilities; excellent team collaboration skills; and high-level communication skills. This position is responsible for ensuring all construction, renovation, and major maintenance trade installations performed by CAP, are constructed within the work scope, budget, and schedule, and in accordance with the project drawings, specifications, and NC Building Codes, while working under the supervision of a CAP Construction Superintendent or CAP Assistant Construction Superintendent.

Requirements

High school or General Educational Development diploma and two (2) years of experience in the performance of the full range of journey level tasks associated with two (2) or more highly complex mechanical or building trades; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Demonstrated experience in one or more journeyman level construction trade skills within concrete, masonry, carpentry, site work, painting, finishes, and/or equipment operation.
Experience with the tools, methods, practices, materials, and equipment used within the engineering construction trades relating to the new construction, renovation, and/or major maintenance of buildings, site development, and/or roadways.
Experience with reading construction specifications and blueprints.
Strong experience in construction methodologies.
Strong decision-making capabilities.
Excellent team collaboration skills.
High-level communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Current certification by the Environmental Protection Agency as a Type I, II, III or Universal technician as required by Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations Part 82, Subpart F.

Responsibilities

Supervisory work or highly skilled work in the general maintenance, repair and/or construction of buildings, related equipment, and plumbing, heating/cooling, and/or electrical systems.
Perform work in accordance with maintenance schedules across assigned facilities.
Receive special repair assignments by work orders from authorized personnel.
Exercise initiative and judgment in the application of various technical trade skills to a variety of maintenance, repair and/or construction problems and in determining the extent of repair or replacement work to be done.
Supervise employees engaged in journeyman level work involving electrical, plumbing, masonry, heating and air, carpentry, cabinet making, roofing, painting, or other trades.
Perform a wide variety of highly technical tasks independently at and above the journeyman level.
Coordinate all capital improvement, new construction, renovation, and repair projects with the State Construction Office (SCO).
Act as the DAC representative on matters involving the State Property Office and State Building Commission.
Provide architectural and engineering support, sustainability, efficiency, and resiliency planning, as well as construction and maintenance services.
Ensure all statewide Institutions and Facilities comply with building codes, regulations, and legislative mandates.
Promote the agency’s rehabilitation and reentry goals through offender job training in the construction and maintenance trades.
Install and maintain kitchen, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and electronics equipment.
Support new construction, renovation, and like-in-kind and upgrade maintenance repairs to the agency’s physical plant while ensuring compliance with the NCDOA State Construction Office.
Undertake construction, renovation, and major maintenance projects that involve longer periods of resource allocation with a focus on enhancing the department's infrastructure assets.
Provide essential plumbing, HVAC/R, and electrical preventative, prescriptive, and routine maintenance services to all Institutions and Facilities.
Maintain telecommunications, electronic intrusion systems (EIS), fencing, cameras, fire alarms, and energy management systems.
Oversee operations and infrastructure that sustain facilities within the Department of Adult Correction.
Manage facility maintenance, fleet and warehouse management, food services, construction and renovation projects, and energy efficiency.
Support daily operations and long-term planning.
Support the general construction team.
Ensure all construction, renovation, and major maintenance trade installations performed by CAP, are constructed within the work scope, budget, and schedule, and in accordance with the project drawings, specifications, and NC Building Codes, while working under the supervision of a CAP Construction Superintendent or CAP Assistant Construction Superintendent.