Maintenance Technician/Locksmith

Tohono O'odham Ki Ki Association•Sells, AZ

6d•$23 - $32•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician/Locksmith is responsible for installing, repairing, rekeying, and maintaining mechanical and electronic locking systems across TOKA-managed rental units, administrative buildings, and new construction projects. This position also performs a full range of building and housing maintenance duties, including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, carpentry, drywall, roofing, appliance repair, and preventative maintenance. Locksmith duties are the primary focus of this position; however, the volume of locksmith work may vary. As a result, the employee is expected to perform all Maintenance Technician responsibilities as assigned. This combined role ensures full operational flexibility and supports TOKA’s ongoing security and maintenance needs.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED and 3 years of maintenance or construction experience, plus any maintenance‑related training certificate; OR equivalent combination of education and experience.
Completion of a locksmith training program, technical certificate, or two‑year vocational/technical degree in locksmithing, building maintenance, carpentry, or related field required.
Three to five years of locksmith experience (mechanical and/or electronic systems) or equivalent specialized training.
Ability to read and interpret work orders, keying charts, lock specifications, safety procedures, and technical documentation.
Ability to write clear service notes, logs, and incident reports.
Ability to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and use fractions.
Comfortable with measurements, pinning charts, and basic geometry.
Ability to diagnose lock malfunctions, evaluate security issues, and determine corrective actions.
Ability to apply common‑sense understanding to carry out detailed written or oral instructions.
Basic computer skills; ability to use email, work‑order systems, and electronic key‑control software.
Ability to learn and implement key‑tracking software or access‑control systems.
Valid Arizona Driver’s License.
No DUIs in past three years.
Must meet TOKA background standards.
Frequent communication with tenants & staff.
Regular standing and walking for extended periods while installing or repairing locks.
Regular manual dexterity for handling small lock components, tools, keys, and electronic devices.
Occasional reaching, climbing, kneeling, or working in tight spaces.
Occasional lifting up to 50 pounds.
Required vision abilities include close, distance, color, peripheral, depth perception, and focus adjustment.

Nice To Haves

Experience developing or implementing key‑control policies, procedures, or tracking systems preferred.
Ability to understand and speak O’odham preferred.

Responsibilities

Install, repair, and replace mechanical locks, deadbolts, door hardware, and security devices.
Rekey locks, cut keys, and maintain master key systems according to TOKA protocols.
Install, troubleshoot, and maintain electronic locks, keypad systems, and access control devices.
Install, adjust, and maintain door closures, panic hardware, interior/exterior doors, and related hardware.
Maintain secure storage, tracking, and documentation of keys, fobs, and access cards.
Ensure locking systems meet tribal housing standards, building codes, and safety requirements.
Respond promptly to tenant lockouts and urgent security issues.
Maintain accurate logs of lock changes, key issuance, and security incidents.
Collaborate with Maintenance, Construction, and Property Management teams.
Develop and implement policies and procedures for issuing, receiving, storing, securing, and tracking keys, fobs, and access cards.
Establish and maintain protocols for master key systems, restricted keys, emergency access, and lost/stolen key procedures.
Implement and manage key‑tracking software, including data entry, system updates, reporting, and compliance monitoring.
Ensure all key‑control practices meet TOKA security standards, tribal housing requirements, and industry best practices.
Train staff on key‑control procedures and software usage as needed.
Maintain and repair electrical, plumbing, solar, structural, and mechanical systems.
Read and interpret electrical/plumbing schematics and blueprints.
Troubleshoot, dismantle, remodel, repair, reassemble, and install electrical switches.
Repair vandalism or storm damage to buildings and housing units.
Perform scheduled preventative maintenance.
Repair cabinetry, roofs, sheetrock, ceilings, and flooring.
Replace mirrors, windows, interior/exterior doors.
Weld and repair doors, gates, fences, and equipment.
Paint interior and exterior building surfaces.
Maintain, repair, or replace HVAC or swamp cooler systems.
Perform concrete repairs including block and/or pouring.
Troubleshoot, repair, and install stoves, refrigerators, and water heaters.
Assist with other trades and maintenance activities.
Participate in on‑call rotation as needed.