Position Summary Statement
This position is responsible for the performance of carpentry tasks listed below at a journeyman level for new remodel and repair projects for the University in a safe efficient and timely manner. Applicant must be able to build service and maintain all types of structures accessories and related components interpret codes and blueprints and use of all of the tools and machines of the trade in a safe and knowledgeable manner. Employee shift is 7 am 3:30 pm Monday through Friday.
Essential Job Functions and Responsibilities
50% A. New construction remodeling and alterations
A1. Constructs and installs all types of carpentry related components such as walls floors ceilings partitions cabinets shelving roofs doors window moldings trim counter tops catwalks
A2 Installs building components such as blocks tiles bricks metal studs drywall beams supports posts metal windows equipment etc.
A3 Installs and finishes concrete for floors walks footings walls planters etc.
A4 Installs materials used for insulating and weather-stripping of doors windows walls ceilings roofs etc.
A5 Installs hardware for hollow metal and aluminum doors windows etc. installs built in appliances and equipment
A6 Install joint treatment mud and taping of new drywall systems patch drywall and plaster finishes
30% B. Maintenance and repair of existing building components
B1 Maintains and repairs all walls ceilings and floors such as wood block brick plaster drywall floor tiles ceramic tile acoustical tile
B2 Maintains and repairs all wooden components such as doors windows frames dividers bleachers cabinets signs panels etc.
B3 Maintains and repairs hardware items such as door closers locksets exit devices screens chalkboards bulletin boards partitions door butts hinges etc.
B4 Maintains and repairs roofs including shingled built-up and metal
B5 Maintains and repairs masonry components such as walks walls floors pools etc.
B6 Inspect and repair fire door assembly components including doors frames and hardware
20% C. Associated Duties
C1 Fabricates items and parts for special needs such as window sash door trim wood molds screens cabinets etc.
C2 Assists in the ordering and storekeeping of all supplies and parts in the trade
C3 Is in charge of maintaining all tools and machines used in the carpentry trade
C4 Insures that all projects are in accordance with all codes and regulations
C5 Assists and instructs repair workers on projects and minor repairs of equipment and buildings
C6 Insures that all safety procedures are followed when using machines and on job sites
C7 Comply with recognized environmental health and safety practices
C8 Use campus email and internet programs for communication information time keeping work order system as needed to compliment campus protocol
C9 A valid Wisconsin Driver License is required for the operation of a state-licensed vehicle
C10 Coordinate projects with other trades to complete in a safe and timely manner
C11 Read and interpret blue prints and shop drawings
C12 Generate and order materials for building projects
C13 Assist with project cost estimates and schedules
Facilities Management is the division of UW-Eau Claire responsible for the operation and maintenance of 29 major buildings 177 acres of developed land and 186 acres of undeveloped land. Facilities Management is made up of severaldifferentsub- unitsincludingMaterialandSupplyStoreSurplusStoreMailServicesGroundsMaintenance Building Trades Shops (Carpentry Controls Electrical Lock Mechanical Paint Plumbing) Capital Equipment Inventory Custodial Services Heating Plant and Vehicle Maintenance Shop.
Completion of a recognized apprenticeship as a Carpenter; or full journey status as a Carpenter in a union; or four years applicable work experience.
Possession of a valid WI Drivers and meet the requirements of the State of Wisconsin Fleet Vehicle Policy to drive a state vehicle.
Knowledge of all methods procedures practices and tools of the Carpenter trade. Ability to read and interpret blueprints drawings schematics and written specifications as they pertain to the Carpentry Trade. Knowledgeable of State local building codes and life safety codes. Experience with doors hardware and locking systems. Possess excellent customer service skills.
Applications are submitted electronically.Please follow instructions found on the following UW-Eau Claire Website: You must create an account and login before you can apply. Please be sure you have included the following in PDF format:
Chris Buckley
UW-Eau Claire an institution of approximately 9000 students and 1200 faculty and staff is consistently recognized as a top comprehensive university in the Midwest and is widely known as a leader in faculty-undergraduate research and study abroad. We strive for excellence in liberal education and select graduate and professional programs through commitment to teaching and learning and dedication to our core values of diversity sustainability leadership and innovation. To learn more about UWEC visit .
The City of Eau Claire situated at the confluence of the Chippewa and Eau Claire rivers is at the center of a metropolitan area of approximately 100000 people located 90 miles east of Minneapolis/St. Paul. The area features beautiful parks and trails strong public schools a vibrant arts scene and local food culture and abundant recreational opportunities.
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