Locksmith

About This Role

This locksmith position is responsible for the skilled repair and service of locks, electronic access equipment, and related hardware within justice and other public facilities. The role involves performing routine and emergency functions related to mechanical actions and correct operations of all locking devices, including making keys.

Responsibilities

• Perform preventative and/or corrective maintenance on new and existing locks, locking controls, doors, and other equipment in accordance with work orders or direction from the Facility Manager and/or Supervisor
• Install, repair, and maintain pneumatic locking systems, door positioning sensors, electric doors, and manual and electronic panic device openers
• Install, repair, and maintain electro-magnetic latching systems; wire and install card reading and scanning devices
• Establish key lock and related systems, which permit controlled access to buildings, and ensure security
• Clean, lubricate, and adjust locks; check keys and locks for wear and repair or replace them
• Respond to emergency requests regarding problems with building locking devices and services within established standards of promptness
• Perform required administrative tasks pertaining to the position, such as work order documentation and general record keeping
• Conduct preventive and corrective lock and safe maintenance work orders
• Maintain all required records and logs
• Submit clear, legible, and complete information on all work performed
• Enter data into computerized maintenance management system
• Stay abreast of advanced locksmith technologies and trends
• Follow tool control policies, lock control policies, and all OSHA guidelines
• Communicate all task and project timelines in a timely manner to the Facility Manager and/or Supervisor
• Ensure proper key control is established and followed by all staff
• Complete all required compliance, safety, and developmental training as assigned
• Assist in training other technicians in unlike skillsets some basics of the trade
• Provide mentorship, oversight, and direction
• Complete all documentation required in compliance with CGL's Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS)

Requirements

• High School Diploma or GED Required
• Ability to read and ascertain information on electrical schematics
• Strong organizational skills in a fast-paced environment
• Computer proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
• Hold licenses/certifications as required by local, state, and federal regulations
• Self-motivated team player who can multitask and prioritize