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SalaryJOB SUMMARY
The Locksmith performs skilled level locksmith work requiring working knowledge in installing, maintaining and repairing different types of building locks including cylindrical, unit, mortise and rim, and re-load cylinders, as well as replaces and repairs panic hardware, door closures, ADA openers, locks on desks, file cabinets, display cases, and similar containers. The Locksmith cuts new or replacement keys, picks locks for which keys have been lost or broken and makes repairs of locks as required under emergency conditions. The Locksmith also maintains an adequate and appropriate stock of locksmith supplies and equipment, monitors and reports maintenance issues needing attention to the appropriate authority, and performs miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS
Education: High school diploma or equivalent is required.
Licensure: None required.
Experience: At least four years of experience as a locksmith is preferred.
Skills: General mechanical ability is required; skills in the use of hand tools and equipment associated with blacksmithing and associated hardware is required. The ability to interpret plans and blueprints and to understand hardware schedules is required. Computer literacy is required. The ability to develop knowledge of, respect for, and skills to engage with those of other cultures or backgrounds is required.
PHYSICAL, MENTAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND WORKING CONDITIONS
Responds to emergencies 24 hours/day as available. Work is both indoor and outdoor. Some areas are hot and noisy. Inclement weather can be a factor. Frequently encounters hazards associated with electrical repairs, exposures to hazardous materials and hot working conditions. Requires flexible work schedule, weekend, and on-call work.
Ability to conceptualize complex keying systems from installation, to maintenance, and repair. Occasional extremely heavy work. Requires mental and physical dexterity. Involves much standing, walking, stooping bending and lifting. Must be able to prioritize multiple tasks. Must be able to work with a diversity work force. Wide use of complex tool and equipment requiring working knowledge of those tools & equipment. Primary accountability for continuous operation of keying and door systems.
Describe activities performed daily and account for them in the current timekeeping system, and capable of using IPad for time tracking and equipment history.
