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Maintenance and Repair of mortise, cylindrical lock, and door Hardware

• Perform general and routine locking system maintenance functions in all CSU Pueblo buildings and Grounds.

• Respond to locksmith and door system work requests phoned into the Facilities Management front desk during normal operating and after hours.

• Meet with customers to determine what can and cannot be done within the facility to meet security and code requirements regarding door control changes.

• Repair and maintain mortise locks, keys, door closers, and panic hardware, hinges, and strike plates. Repair, maintain and install locks, keys and hardware assemblies on cabinets, desks, filing cabinets and interior mill work.

• Calibrate and adjust automatic and hydraulic door actuators, closures, and fire door coordinators in accordance with NFPA and ADA guidelines.

• Install, adjust and modify hollow wood, solid wood, and hollow metal and reinforced metal doors as required. Determine door and door hardware requirements per code and regulatory requirements.

• Adjust door hinges to allow doors to close properly, adjust door closers to conform to ADA requirements.

• General repairs of key cutting machines to include adjustment and calibration of machine to cut correctly.

• Making sure work is done properly and to a high standard of excellence.

• Making sure that the proper PPE (personal protective equipment) is being used.

• Making sure that the job is performed in a journeyman-like professional manner.

Maintenance and Repair of electronic locking systems

• Maintain, troubleshoot, repair and install all security electronic locking systems and equipment in compliance with manufacturer's recommendations, local codes, Health department, Joint Commission, and ACA standards. Including both hardware, software and cabling for electronic security door locks and control.

• Meet with customers to determine what can and cannot be done within the facility to meet security and code requirements for new construction, modifications, and during equipment breakdowns.

• Programing and troubleshooting of proximity and smart card locking systems

• Repair and maintain specialized security locking systems which include; electronic locking solenoids, door position switches, security door alarms and related locking electronic hardware.

• Making sure work is done properly and to a high standard of excellence.

• Making sure that the job is performed in a journeyman-like professional manner.

Staff Training/Equipment Evaluation

• Specify and evaluate conventional and electronic equipment used for safety and security of our customers. To include estimates of material list and ordering of parts required for installation of equipment.

• Evaluate keying requests for compatibility in key hierarchy.

• Perform data input as required to maintain lock system accuracy for all DHS facilities.

• Verify core pinning schemes match room locations within buildings and software databases.

• Locking protocols to maintain security status within all campus buildings and operations. Coordinate and train locking schemes with all customers.

• Trains staff on uses and operations of manual and electronic locking systems.

Architectural Repairs/Other duties as assigned

• Perform normal daily duties of the Structural Trades II classification as defined in the staff classification position description.

• Complete cosmetic repairs in campus residence halls, academic buildings, and athletic venues.

• Perform all work independently at the journeyman level.

• Estimate materials, plan usage, install, and repair wall and ceiling systems and surfaces.

• Match existing textures and paint colors when applicable by taping and texturing sheetrock and plaster surfaces.

• Repair walls and ceilings using like materials and complete/finish painted surfaces.

• Estimate, install, and repair vinyl and ceramic wall and flooring systems while ensuring proper preparation and substrates are utilized.

• Replace and re-glue vinyl and rubber cove base.

• Sand, strip, and stain natural wood finishes.

• Complete minor concrete repairs including patching cracks in sidewalks and foundations and sealing interior and exterior building surfaces.

• Perform roof maintenance and leak repairs on various roofing and gutter systems.

• Assemble furniture and repair office furnishings, as needed.

• Hang and anchor building, office, and classroom materials such as equipment, whiteboards, paintings, pictures, and plaques.

• Assist other Facilities departments and teams with operational needs, including snow removal.

• Work special events and after-hours assignments, including university functions and athletic events, as scheduled.

• Report to work without delay, as needed, during delayed operations or campus closures as an essential employee.

The minimum qualifications for this position are established by the State of Colorado. Per the State criteria, candidates are able to use a year for year exchange in related education for experience.

Experience Only:

Four (4) years of relevant experience in an occupation related to the work assigned to this position

OR

Education and Experience:

A combination of related education, formalized apprenticeship program, and/or relevant experience in an occupation related to the work assigned equal to four (4) years.

• Pre-employment Criminal Background Check + MVR report (required for new hires)

• Essential Services Designation

• In-person

Additional Job Description

This position is only open to state of Colorado residents and is not eligible for employment-based immigration sponsorship.

Salary

$50,856 to $71,186

Applicants must attach the following documents, in order to be considered for this position:

• a letter of intent (cover letter) describing the means in which you meet the qualifications for this position.
• unofficial or official transcripts showing degree(s) conferred if using education in lieu of experience.

Early submission of application materials is encouraged. Screening of applications will begin on July 14th and will continue to be reviewed until the position is filled.

• Clearly document job duties you have performed that relate to minimum qualifications, preferred qualifications, and essential job duties in theWork Experiencesection on the application. Human Resources must be able to evaluate your experience based on this information.

• Clearly outline dates of employment and hours worked per week for each employment experience listed in theWork Experiencesection of the Application so that Human Resources can calculate full-time work experience. Please note: Part-time experience will be calculated to determine the full-time equivalent.

• TheWork Experienceis the only document that will be utilized to determine if minimum qualifications, as outlined in the job posting, have been met.The Application is considered to be the legal document on file; resumes will not be reviewed for minimum qualification requirements.

• Applicants may redact information from this initial application that identifies their age, date of birth, or dates of attendance at or graduation from an educational institution.

• If an Application is considered "Incomplete", the Application will be removed from consideration for the position.

• An Application is incomplete if no current/ previous employment is included in theWork Experiencesection of the Application.

• An Application is incomplete if "see resume" (or something similar) is noted, or previous employment does not contain job duties for every position in theWork Experiencesection of the Application.

• Positions requiring a degree or if using education as a substitution for work experience (e.g.: Associate or Bachelor's) transcripts are required in order to verify receipt of the required degree or coursework. If official or unofficial transcripts are not supplied at the time of application, the Application is incomplete.

• When a resume is listed as a required document, it may be used in the comparative analysis/ evaluation process to determine the candidates that most closely meet the qualifications of the position. This process occurs after an application has passed the minimum qualifications screening.

• Resumes will not be accepted in place of a completed application; however, some positions may still require a resume as a component for complete application materials.
  

• Appointment to the vacancy or vacancies represented by this announcement is expected to be from the eligible list created. However, at the discretion of the appointing authority, the position(s) may be filled by another method of appointment for a valid articulated business reason.

• The selection process for State Classified positions may include an exam(s) and interview(s) whichrequirecandidates to physically appear (at theCSUcampus in Pueblo, CO) at the candidates' own expense.

• Pertinent updates to your Application status can be obtained by logging into your Candidate Home.

• Per the requirements of the Step Pay Program implemented on July 1, 2024, any State employee must be paid a rate that is equal to or greater than the appropriate step pay rate within their classification's pay range based on completed years in their current class series as of June 30.All current and former State employees must ensure that your entire work history within the State Classified System, including at Institutions of Higher Education, is indicated in your application so that your time-in-series can be calculated accurately.

Colorado State University Pueblo is a comprehensive state university with an enrollment of 4,000 students. CSU Pueblo provides relevant professional coursework and superior instruction with a small student-to-faculty ratio for an ever-changing global economy. Students can choose from 38 undergraduate programs with 70 fields of study in the College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics; the Hasan School of Business, the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences; and the College of Health, Education, and Nursing; and 15 graduate programs.
CSU Pueblo is dedicated to interdisciplinary learning and entrepreneurship that elevates our people and our community, creates educational opportunities, fosters unique collaborations, and supports inclusion, access, and affordability as a gateway to the world. CSU Pueblo is equally committed to serving the diverse population of the region; this emphasis is reflected in the demographic characteristics of the student body. Because more than 25 percent of our students are Hispanic, the Federal Government has designated CSU Pueblo a Hispanic Serving Institution. Besides reflecting our commitment to serve this critically important and rapidly growing segment of the student population, that designation also allows the University to compete for certain federal grant funds to support its ability to better serve all students.
Among its unique features, CSU Pueblo is one of seven schools in the nation to offer a degree in mechatronics, which combines electrical and mechanical engineering. The Hasan School of Business ranks among the top 15 percent of all business schools internationally with graduate and undergraduate programs in business administration accredited by the AACSB International Board of Directors. The College of STEM houses an undergraduate engineering program that was ranked in the nation's top 100 byU.S. News and World Report. CSU Pueblo has an ever-changing campus landscape that features a newly renovated Library, a new general academic classroom building, and a newly renovated and expanded student center.
At CSU Pueblo, Student Life offerings have increased significantly with the transition of the campus from a commuter environment to a more traditional collegiate experience. Competing at the NCAA Division II level, CSU Pueblo is a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and offers 22 varsity intercollegiate sports and also has active intramural and club sports teams that allow students to get involved in campus life.

• Medical and prescription insurance

• Dental insurance

• Vision insurance

• Flexible benefit plan

• Basic term life insurance

• Voluntary term life and AD&D Insurance

• Long-term disability insurance

• Employee assistance program

• Travel accident insurance

• Voluntary critical illness and accident insurance

• Annual and sick leave

• Retirement plans

• Employee and dependent tuition discounts

• State employee discounts via BenefitHub

Other incentives include various on-campus event, recreation, and meal discounts.

The city of Pueblo is a historically and culturally rich, diverse city of more than 100,000, located in the southern part of the state along the Arkansas River near the Wet Mountains and the majestic Sangre de Cristo range. Pueblo enjoys ideal year-round climate with four distinct mild seasons, crisp mountain air, and 300+ days of sunshine per year. Pueblo attracts outdoor enthusiasts to a full slate of summer and winter recreational activities, encompassing water sports at Lake Pueblo, biking or running along Pueblo's beautiful river trail system, golfing, t...