Facilities Ren/Rest Techn Sr

Job Description
The Support Services Shop performs renovation, restoration, and firestopping tasks. This title is covered under the current Agreement between The Ohio State University and Communication Workers of America Local 4501.

Shift, hours, days, and/or location are subject to change based on operational need in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement; may work overtime; subject to 24 hour emergency call.

Will require the successful completion of a criminal background check and motor vehicle review; may require employee health evaluation and vaccinations.

Under the general direction of the supervisor, performs renovation and restoration tasks to maintain the aesthetic components of the facilities interior and exterior. Modifies and installs drywall, doors, windows, ceilings and flooring; inspects and repairs fire rated walls and doors; and performs finishing tasks. Updates building drawings as necessary. Identifies, communicates, coordinates and completes projects and work performed in the assigned area(s). Responds to emergency situations and evaluates and corrects defects. Leads team of facilities technicians. Mentors, trains and provides technical expertise to other staff. Distributes work orders in supervisors' absence.

Assists other trades as needed; adheres to all safety practices and procedures; cleans and maintains work areas and equipment; attends meetings; properly completes documentation; provides a high level of customer service; communicates to customers, coworkers and supervision via written, electronic and verbal methods and devices; operates department vehicles; performs other duties as assigned. Actively supports our commitment to the university value of acting with integrity and personal accountability to establish a culture of professionalism in the workplace.

Minimum Education Required
HS Graduate or Equivalent or equivalent combination of education and experience

Required Qualifications
Required: Per CCS specifications; High school diploma/GED or equivalent combination of education and experience; 3 years experience in general construction, carpentry, fire-stopping, or painting; obtain during probationary period: valid OSHA 30-hour General Industry Safety and Health card, demonstrated understanding of university building design standards (BDS) related to maintenance and repair of building systems and equipment, and demonstrated understanding of the project process as managed by FOD Design and Construction (FDC); successful completion of probationary period includes demonstrated competence in three of the following technical specialties as determined by the needs of the department: rough carpentry, finishing, fire-stopping, flooring.