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The Junior Salvage Naval Architect reports to the Engineering Manager and Tender Manager while in the office, and the Project Manager/Salvage Master in the field. This full-time salary position is ...

The Junior Salvage Naval Architect reports to the Engineering Manager and Tender Manager while in the office, and the Project Manager/Salvage Master in the field. This full-time salary position is ...

Description The Salvage Naval Architect (SNA) reports to the Salvage Master while on project sites and to the Engineering Manager and the Director of Projects. This position supports Resolve Marine ...

The Salvage Naval Architect (SNA) reports to the Salvage Master while on project sites and to the Engineering Manager and the Director of Projects. This position supports Resolve Marine's global ...

Project Engineer / Naval Architect Location: Alexandria, VA Hybrid Schedule: Day, 40 hours/week ... Mooring, Salvage, and Offshore Operations Support * Support planning, analysis, and execution of ...

Project Engineer / Naval Architect Location: Alexandria, VA Hybrid Schedule: Day, 40 hours/week ... Mooring, Salvage, and Offshore Operations Support * Support planning, analysis, and execution of ...

Oversees all project support functions and supervises project support staff including Project Coordinator, Logistics Coordinator, Salvage Naval Architect, Salvage Officer, etc. * Serves as the senior ...

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How much do architectural salvage jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 10, 2026, the average yearly pay for architectural salvage in the United States is $94,690.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $80,000.00 and $107,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in architectural salvage?

To thrive in architectural salvage, you need strong knowledge of historical building materials, construction techniques, and safety regulations, often gained through experience or vocational training. Familiarity with power tools, demolition equipment, and inventory management systems is frequently required. Excellent communication, negotiation, and organizational skills help professionals succeed in sourcing and selling reclaimed materials. These abilities ensure the safe retrieval, accurate documentation, and effective marketing of salvaged architectural components, maximizing value and sustainability.

What types of projects and tasks can I expect to work on in architectural salvage?

As an architectural salvage professional, you’ll participate in carefully dismantling buildings or structures to recover valuable architectural elements, such as doors, windows, flooring, and decorative hardware. Your work will involve assessing items for reuse, cataloging materials, and preparing them for sale or restoration, often collaborating closely with contractors, historians, and retail staff. Typical projects range from historic home renovations to commercial property deconstructions. The work environment is dynamic, mixing time at job sites with warehouse or showroom responsibilities. This variety offers opportunities to learn new skills, develop industry contacts, and advance into specialized restoration, sales, or management roles over time.

What is an architectural salvage?

An Architectural Salvage job involves recovering, restoring, and reselling historical or reusable building materials from demolished or renovated structures. Professionals in this field identify valuable items such as doors, windows, flooring, fixtures, and hardware, carefully removing them to be repurposed. The job requires knowledge of architectural styles, materials, and proper salvage techniques. Workers may also clean, repair, and market salvaged items to buyers, including homeowners, designers, and restoration specialists. This industry helps preserve historical craftsmanship and promotes sustainable building practices.

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Infographic showing various Architectural Salvage job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 75% Full Time, and 25% Part Time. Highlights an 90% In-person, and 10% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $94,690 per year, or $45.5 per hour.

Architectural Salvage Yard Crew Member

Second Use

Seattle, WA • On-site

$21.50/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 13 days ago


Job description

Second Use Building Materials, Seattle's largest architectural salvage yard, is seeking a full time Yard Team Member to work in our retail store with crossover work in our receiving department.
WHO WE ARE

Second Use is a community focused business dedicated to diverting reusable building materials from the landfill and selling them to the public at an affordable cost through our retail stores in Seattle and Tacoma.


Our diverse team has helped build Second Use into one of the most successful and innovative salvage companies in the country. We are always looking for creative, versatile individuals to join the cause.Past experience in the trades, re-sale or salvage industries is helpful but not required.


Second Use is committed to providing competitive wages and provides benefits including medical insurance, dental insurance, paid time off, employee discount, quarterly store credit dividends and more.


JOB DESCRIPTION
Second Use is looking for a team member to join the crew in our retail store with crossover work in our receiving department. This position is a fast paced, highly physical role with a focus on managing and processing materials flowing into the store and assisting our customers with questions and loading their purchases.

This role will be scheduled 4 10 hr. shifts, Thursday-Saturday and Monday.
Typical work functions:
-Provide friendly and professional customer service to our customers and suppliers

-Assist customers with finding and loading materials

-Process and Stock incoming material in the store

-Achieve merchandising goals
-Help maintain correct inventory
-Housekeeping and cleaning tasks
-Possible Crossover work in other parts of the business, such as our salvage team and customer service, to help with overall business needs.
An ideal candidate will have these attributes:
-Self-motivated and reliable worker
-Enthusiasm for a safe work environment
-Willing to put in a full day at 100%
-Able/willing to safely lift 75 lbs throughout the day
-Experience with building materials
-Experience with team collaboration

-Weekend availability (mandatory)


BENEFITS
-Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance at 60 Days for qualifying employees

-EAP Program
-Paid time off in addition to Seattle's PSST
-Employee discount & consignment program
-Quarterly store credit dividends

-Simple IRA after 2 years

-Safety Toe Footwear Stipend


We are committed to creating an inclusive and equitable workplace, and we are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We believe that having staff with diverse backgrounds enables us to better meet our mission and encourage BIPOC, women, and LGBTQIA+ individuals to apply.


If you are interested in joining the Second Use team, please send a cover letter explaining why you are excited about this position, along with a resume detailing your qualifications.

Pay: $21.50/hr plus benefits