- Actively participates in the Historic Preservation Academy and other required training and development programs.
- Performs skilled carpentry, preservation, repair, fabrication, maintenance, and construction work on historic structures, furnishings, and other property assets.
- Conserves, protects, repairs, and preserves historic furniture, architectural features, and historic structures using appropriate preservation techniques and in-kind materials whenever required.
- Builds, repairs, restores, and fabricates wooden items including furniture, doors, windows, cabinets, shelving, trim, molding, muntins, rails, stools, aprons, and other architectural components.
- Identifies and/or researches wood species, materials, construction methods, and period-appropriate techniques used in original construction and furnishings to ensure repairs are completed in kind and consistent with historic preservation standards.
- Installs, repairs, and restores building fixtures and architectural components such as doors, windows, latches, hardware, trim, and millwork in accordance with applicable NPS standards.
- Operates woodworking equipment and power tools, including shapers and other equipment necessary to fabricate or reproduce historic molding, trim, and architectural components.
- Repairs furniture, cabinets, shelving, and other woodwork using techniques appropriate to the original period and method of fabrication.
- Performs repairs and maintenance involving a variety of building materials and components, including walls, drywall, floors, roofs, foundations, masonry, and stonework.
- Performs general maintenance, repair, overhaul, and construction duties as assigned based on operational and facility needs.
- Conducts routine inspections of assigned buildings, public areas, structures, equipment, and facility components to identify maintenance, preservation, and safety concerns.
- Promptly responds to identified maintenance or preservation needs and initiates appropriate corrective action.
- Follows blueprints, specifications, technical documentation, rough sketches, work orders, and written or oral instructions to complete assigned work.
- Accurately documents work performed, materials used, productive time, inspections, and other required information using established work-order and reporting processes.
- Assists management with on-site inspections and responds appropriately to identified regulatory or compliance concerns, taking reasonable action within the scope of the position to mitigate immediate risks and prevent future violations.
- Works closely with the Historic Preservation Manager, Facilities Manager, Aramark Safety & Risk Control, CA State Park representatives, and other stakeholders to identify, mitigate, and resolve preservation, facility, compliance, and safety concerns.
- Maintains a friendly, efficient, professional, and positive customer-service approach when interacting with employees, guests, clients, vendors, and other stakeholders and responds appropriately to customer and operational needs.
- Complies with all applicable safety requirements; federal, state, and local regulations; California and federal building codes; Aramark standards of operation; and Aramark's Business Conduct Policy.
At Aramark, developing new skills and doing what it takes to get the job done make a positive impact for our employees and for our customers. In order to meet our commitments, job duties may change or new ones may be assigned without formal notice.
