Job Title:	Locksmith	Wage/Hour Status:	Nonexempt
Reports To:	General Maintenance Supervisor	Pay Grade:
Dept./School:	Maintenance	Date Revised:
Primary Purpose:
	Responsible for the proper operation and maintenance of all district doors, windows, locking devices, panic hardware, door closers, fire/smoke actuated devices and other associated hardware.
Qualifications:
	Education/Certification:
	Valid Texas driver's license Good driving record High school diploma or GED Certified locksmith diploma
	Special Knowledge/Skills:
	Strong written and oral communication skills Working knowledge of fire doors and their related hardware Extensive knowledge of ingress and egress hardware and associated lock and security systems General knowledge of NFPA Fire and Life Safety Codes, Uniform Building Codes, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations and Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHA) codes Knowledge of computer operation systems and programs General knowledge of basic construction and maintenance techniques on the commercial and school building level, including repairs on all components, as well as, preventive maintenance
	Experience:
	Two years experience as a locksmith on commercial building level Three years experience in commercial building, general construction, and maintenance
Major Responsibilities and Duties:
	General Maintenance
	1. Supervise the efforts of any apprentice or general maintenance worker as may be assigned to assist in locksmith duties. 2. Complete all lock related work orders and preventive maintenance schedules. After completion, return work orders to the carpentry supervisor for final processing. 3. Plan and coordinate keying for new skills or additions. 4. Responsible for cutting keys for all district locks and maintaining accurate records of key and lock systems at each campus. 5. Pin cores as required for lock changes or additions. 6. Must be able to pick locks in order to open locks for which keys have been lost (doors, file cabinets, desks, etc.). 7. Responsible for the proper operation of all district doors and locking systems. 8. Responsible for installation of new doors, including frames, threshold, and all hardware. 9. Maintain inventory of all necessary parts and supplies. 10. Responsible for maintaining positive relationships and communications with campus administrators and teachers, as well as, maintaining a positive image to the general public. 11. Completes timesheet as required by supervisor.
	Safety
	12. Assist in maintaining a comprehensive safety program by constant monitoring for potential safety problems and ensuring that all safety procedures are followed. 13. Operate tools, equipment, and machinery according to prescribed safety procedures. 14. Follow established safety procedures and techniques to perform job duties, including lifting, climbing, etc. 15. Ensure that vehicles, equipment, and tools are in safe operating condition. 16. Inspect and adjust tools and equipment for safety and efficiency. 17. Correct unsafe conditions in work area and report any conditions that are not correctable to supervisor immediately.
	Inventory and Equipment
	18. Coordinate the storage and use of all equipment, tools, and supplies used. 19. Prepare, implement, and maintain preventive maintenance and repair procedures for equipment and tools. 20. Recommend replacement of existing equipment.
	Other:
	21. Drive light truck throughout the district to accomplish assigned tasks. 22. Assist in recruiting, screening, training, and evaluation of employees.
Supervisory Responsibilities:
	Supervise employees assigned to assist with locksmith jobs
Equipment Used:
	Power tools and hand tools (saws, planers, welders, torches, drills, grinders, etc.). As well as office equipment such as personal computer, printers, copy machine, and fax machine. Light truck.
Working Conditions:
	Mental Demands/Physical Demands/Environmental Factors:
	Continual walking, standing, climbing, heavy lifting and carrying, stooping, bending, kneeling, stooping, squatting, and reaching. Work outside and inside and around moving objects or vehicles. Exposure to extreme temperatures, chemicals, and loud noises, mechanical and electrical hazards normally associated with constriction and shop operations. Occasional work at heights up to 30' above ground. Exposure to slippery and uneven walking surfaces. Frequent district wide travel.