Locksmith

About This Role

Supporting the daily operations of all key and lock systems is the core of this role for a Building Locksmith. This includes maintaining the building's master key system, ordering locksmith supplies, responding to customer requests, and managing work orders.

Responsibilities

• Install new locks and change lock combinations
• Check and repair existing locks, which may include re-pinning
• Maintain multiple files of master keys and master records for security of master keys
• Requisition parts; maintain a spare parts inventory
• Make minor repairs to doors, file cabinets, desks, etc.
• Work with the tenants that rent in the facilities
• Coordinate with assigned administrators for the purpose of addressing plans, policies, procedures, and/or specific actions
• Coordinate with assigned supervisor and other trades for the purpose of completing projects and work orders efficiently
• Cut new or duplicate keys (e.g., building and vehicle keys, file cabinets, desks, cabinets, intrusion alarms, lost or stolen locks/keys, etc.) for the purpose of providing the district with a master key system
• Diagnose causes of problems and/or failures in security locks for the purpose of identifying equipment and/or lock repair and/or replacement needs
• Estimate materials and labor required for locksmith jobs for the purpose of ensuring timely completion of projects
• Fabricate unique locks and locking devices for the purpose of meeting specialty needs and/or replacing unavailable parts
• Maintain a five level master key system using a variety of software applications (e.g., APACHE, LOCKLIINK EXPRESS, SNAP, SITEMASTER 200, etc.) for the purpose of ensuring an efficient, confidential, and secure operation
• Maintain manual and electronic files and/or records (e.g., secure and confidential information, audits, keys issued, proxy cards, I-buttons, pin numbers, etc.) for the purpose of documenting activities, providing reference, and audit trails
• Maintain vehicle, tools and equipment for the purpose of ensuring availability in safe operating condition
• Monitor distribution of keys (e.g., Great Grand Master, Grand Master, personnel, etc.) for the purpose of maintaining maximum security, emergency, and specific use only
• Monitor facility locks, security systems and their components for the purpose of evaluating condition, identifying necessary repairs and recommending preventive maintenance
• Repair a variety of items, systems and/or components (e.g., book and P.E., lockers, coin operated dispensers, locks, worn tumblers, shortens tumblers, springs, changes combinations, re-pin lock cylinders, etc.) for the purpose of ensuring a safe working condition
• Operate picks, “slim Jims”, and other devices for the purpose of opening locks