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Responsible for performing carpentry, architectural maintenance, and campus refresh activities across the Orlando campus. Supports small Quick Path projects, facility modifications, workspace refreshes, preventive and corrective maintenance, and other in-house construction activities requiring multi-skilled architectural trade capability.
Performs construction, demolition, repair, installation, and finish work involving interior walls and partitions, doors and hardware, ceilings, flooring, base, painting, drywall, and other architectural building components. Work may include constructing or modifying walls, drywall installation and finishing, painting, replacing ceiling tiles and grid components, installing or repairing doors and hardware, removing and reinstalling carpet or flooring materials, installing cove base, and completing other interior facility improvements.
Coordinates work with the Project Manager/Space Planner, Maintenance Supervisors, Planner/Scheduler, other in-house trades, contractors, and facility customers. Identifies work requiring electrical, HVAC, fire protection, IT/data, Engineering, ESH, or other specialized support and coordinates appropriately rather than performing work outside the assigned trade scope.
Responsible for completing assigned work safely, maintaining professional finish quality within occupied facilities, protecting surrounding spaces and customer property, maintaining orderly work areas, and accurately documenting completed work within LMBuildings.
Primary responsibilities include commercial carpentry, drywall installation and finishing, painting, ceiling repair and replacement, door and hardware work, flooring and cove base installation and repair, interior demolition and construction, workspace and campus refresh activities, Quick Path project support, architectural preventive and corrective maintenance, and work order documentation.
Repairs and maintains wooden structures and equipment in industrial and commercial establishments working from detailed blueprints, drawings, and oral instructions. Performs rough to finished carpentry work on buildings, office partitions, benches, scaffolding, framework, platforms, and trim. Operates woodworking tools such as electrical saws, routers, drills, planers, lathes, jointers, molders, borers and sanders. Makes shop computations relating to dimensions of work and selects necessary materials.
