Multi-Trades Worker II (Head Start)

Hillsborough County•Tampa, FL

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Multi-Trades Worker II performs entry- to journey-level work in one or more building trades, including the maintenance, repair, alteration, and construction of fixtures, equipment, and facilities. The role requires skilled work involving two or more trades in building, equipment, and facility construction, maintenance, and repair. Depending on the assigned area, the employee may perform work in plumbing, electrical, carpentry, masonry, painting, welding, HVAC, and related trades. The position may involve supervising laborers and trades helpers, operating motor vehicles and medium-to-heavy equipment, and responding to duties assigned during emergencies or disasters. Work takes place around chemicals and outdoors in all types of weather, and requires safe use of tools, lifting equipment, and climbing.

Requirements

Complete the tenth grade.
Have three years of experience as a skilled trades worker in two or more trades, such as plumbing, electrical, carpentry, masonry, painting, or other skilled trades; alternatively, have two years of experience as a Multi-Trades Worker I with Hillsborough County.
Possess a valid Florida Driver's License for the alternative pathway involving two years of experience as a Multi-Trades Worker I.
Have knowledge of procedures and techniques used in two or more construction trades.
Have knowledge of construction and maintenance of various types of buildings and facilities.
Have knowledge of safety procedures and safety equipment.
Be skilled in using hand tools and electrical- or gas-operated tools and equipment used in building and construction.
Be able to read and interpret blueprints and drawings.
Be able to work effectively with others, prioritize work, plan and organize work, supervise others, proof one's own work and the work of others, and operate a motor vehicle.
Safely use hand and power tools, lift and carry equipment and tools, lift up to 50 pounds, and climb up to 35 feet.
Depending on departmental requirements, maintain the ability to pass applicable background checks and possess any necessary job-related licenses or certifications.
Be open to receiving and applying constructive feedback.

Responsibilities

Repair and adjust plumbing, water lines, electrical wiring and equipment, plastering, furniture, shelves, doors, windows, and various machines.
Participate in erecting small structures and in complex alterations, repairs, and maintenance involving plumbing, electrical and water systems or fixtures, brick, cement, HVAC, and carpentry.
Paint building interiors and exteriors.
Perform electric and acetylene welding, brazing, and fabrication.
Operate power equipment, including lathes, drill presses, threading machines, air compressors, and gas-operated saws.
Maintain and track inventory valued up to $10,000.
Use a Computerized Maintenance Management System to maintain daily records and logs on operating conditions and mechanical equipment repairs.
Troubleshoot building-system issues using a volt/ohm meter, infrared camera, and other related equipment.
May supervise assigned laborers and trades helpers in maintenance work.
May operate medium- to heavy-motorized equipment.
Drive a vehicle to and from work sites.
Clean the work site upon completion.
Perform other related duties as required.
Respond to emergency or disaster assignments before, during, or after an event as directed by the department, County Office of Emergency Management, or County Administration.