SALARY - $25.06 - $27.39 Hourly, depending on experience

Example of Duties

• Plan, supervise, and perform cost estimates, all the steps required for installation, and inspection of electrical systems and service work in new and remodeled facilities
• Provide input for budgets, cost projections, and program objectives
• Write electrical and contract specifications
• Issue and evaluate bids from private contractors
• Recommend and coordinate bid selections and write purchase requests
• Interpret and draw blueprints
• Support resident workers and apprentices and evaluates their performance
• Provide vocational training to residents
• Install, maintain, and repair wiring, motors, and controls on single and three phase circuits
• Maintain and repair high voltage generators and switching gear for back-up power systems
• Install, maintain, and repair solid state, programmable controls

Minimum Qualifications

• Licensed as a journeyman electrician in accordance with Title 54, Chapter 10, Idaho Code
• Good knowledge of electrical safety practices
• Some knowledge of supervisory practices
• Experience planning, installing, and maintaining commercial electrical work relating to building construction and equipment repair; operating, maintaining, and repairing electrical motors up to 500 horsepower; interpreting commercial electrical construction blueprints; using electrical metering and motor testing equipment; installing and maintaining commercial electrical control panels and relays with integrated circuitry, and alarm and detection devices for high and low voltage equipment; developing material and equipment cost estimates for electrical projects; evaluating electrical specifications and performance criteria
• Willing to work non-traditional hours at a correctional facility while maintaining custody of assigned resident workers

SALARY - $25.06 - $27.39 Hourly, depending on experience

Example of Duties

• Oversee and direct staff and related daily operational activities in this occupational area
• Schedule work to be accomplished; establish and adjust work schedules to ensure adequate shift coverage
• Evaluate resident worker performance; complete time sheets, accident reports, and work orders
• Coordinate work with contractors to ensure it is completed according to agreements
• Train residents or laborers in HVAC and mechanical systems operations and maintenance
• Maintain all cooling systems (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, etc.) and includes charging, evacuating and capturing of any Freon
• Maintain operational records and logs
• Monitor inventories and request supplies and equipment
• Perform all aspects of HVAC and mechanical systems operations including inspecting heating and cooling equipment for proper operation; developing, directing, and performing preventive maintenance of heat plant systems to include steam and hot water boilers; taking flow readings of water loops and air velocities in ducts to balance HVAC systems

Minimum Qualifications

• Good knowledge of commercial HVAC operations (troubleshooting, repairing and maintaining boilers, chillers, air conditioners and related systems, including pneumatic and DDC controls)
• Some knowledge of supervisory practices

SPECIALTY REQUIREMENTS

• Must have a current HVAC Journeyman License
• Willing to work in a correctional facility

SALARY - $25.06 - $27.39 Hourly, depending on experience

Example of Duties

• Repair and maintain PC based controls for locking and surveillance systems
• Install and maintain fire detection systems
• Inspect, repair, install, and operate solid state and digital logic electronic systems and equipment including metal detection, perimeter surveillance, fence guard, intercom, and closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems and devices and PABX Systems
• Interface circuitry between old and new electronic systems
• Hire, provide on-the-job training, and assign work to resident workers and evaluate performance
• Assist in budget preparation for the electronics and tool room units
• Maintain custody of residents, conduct searches for weapons, tools, and contraband
• Ensure all hand and power tools are serviceable, properly checked-out, maintained, and returned by residents and staff
• Control of tools and keys

Minimum Qualifications

• Licensed as a journeyman electrician in accordance with Title 54, Chapter 10, Idaho Code; OR possession of a Limited Energy Electrical License in accordance with IDAPA Rule 07.01.04; AND
• Good knowledge of PC and digital electronic logic systems used in security systems
• Some knowledge of supervisory practices
• Some knowledge of computer hardware and service-line installation and maintenance
• Experience: installing, troubleshooting, maintaining, and performing solid-state and digital electronic maintenance and repair; designing and interfacing electronics circuitry

SALARY - $19.85 - $21.70 Hourly, depending on experience

Example of Duties

• Replace switches, lamp receptacles, Fixtures, ballasts, motors, fans and filters
• Maintain and repair plumbing fixtures, lavatories, faucets, sinks, tubs, water heaters and drain lines
• Patch holes in walls using sheetrock, plywood, tile and plaster
• Maintain and repair heating, ventilating, and air conditioning equipment such as air compressors, dryers, strainers
• Conduct preventative maintenance on mechanical and kitchen equipment
• Recommend repair or purchase of equipment; maintain records and date of maintenance work performed
• Supervise and direct resident workers
• Maintain control of residents while performing repair work; conduct search for weapons, tools, and contraband

Minimum Qualifications

• Good knowledge of: safety requirements associated with mechanical and construction trade jobs
• Some knowledge of: supervisory practices
• Experience: interpreting sketches, blueprints, work orders, and building codes

SPECIALITY REQUIREMENTS

• Good knowledge of carpentry, plumbing, electrical, and general building maintenance
• Some knowledge of HVAC and mechanical systems maintenance
• Valid Driver's License
• Willing to work in a correctional facility

DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS

• Good knowledge of concrete flat work
• Some experience with welding and fabrication

SALARY - $25.06 - $27.39 Hourly

Example of Duties

• Perform cost estimate and inspect & repairs piping systems, fixtures, fittings, valves, & related plumbing items to include cla-val, DBL check, and RP devices
• Evaluate new methods and material for acceptability and adaptability to existing systems
• Evaluate plans and specifications for compliance with plumbing codes
• Install and repair water and waste lines
• Maintains garbage disposals, water heaters, and pumps, mixing values
• Plumb commercial kitchen facilities and specialized hospital and industrial type plumbing installations
• Hire, train, and evaluate performance of residents workers
• Maintain custody of assigned residents
• Write contracted plumbing specifications
• Issue and evaluate bids from private contractors
• Recommend and coordinate bid selections and write purchase requests for ordering and maintaining plumbing parts
• Verify issuance of plumbing permits and request permits for department projects

Minimum Qualifications

• Licensed as a journeyman plumber in accordance with Title 54, Chapter 26, Idaho Code
• Good knowledge of the tools, equipment, and material used in the plumbing trade
• Good knowledge of safety practices associated with plumbing National code applicable to plumbing installation, maintenance, and repair
• Some knowledge of supervisory practices
• Experience using and maintaining tools and equipment associated with the plumbing trade
• Experience interpreting construction blueprints for plumbing installations
• Experience developing material and equipment lists and cost estimates for plumbing projects

DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS

• Experience with water treatment

SALARY: $19.85-$21.70 Hourly

EXAMPLE OF DUTIES

• Consult with supervisors in the review of project plans and blueprints
• Report on the results of on-site inspections of projects to evaluate progress, compliance with plans, qualify of construction
• Coordinate some aspects of project activities with utility companies, property owners, contractors, regulatory agencies and consulting engineers
• Coordinate with others in one or more phases of construction project and complete project performance reports
• Remodel offices and building walls, install sheetrock and siding, painting and any other construction duty required to complete the project
• Operate equipment such as frontend loader, backhoe, dump truck, excavator, tractor/trailer transport, forklift, roller compactor, dozer, snowplow, and related heavy construction equipment
• Design items to be build or fabricated of metal, wood or other construction materials
• Read plans and blueprints
• May use arc and acetylene welding equipment
• Building concrete forms, placing, finishing and repair of concrete
• Maintain and repair plumbing fixtures, pipes, sinks, lavatories and septic tanks
• Install and repair irrigation systems, water supply and drain systems and pump stations
• Maintain and repair electrical wiring, lights, ballast, switches and receptacles
• Train, supervise and maintain custody of resident workers

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Considerable knowledge of:

• Construction and building trades work
• Construction methods

Experience

• Operating, transporting and maintaining equipment associated with construction and building trades and grounds maintenance
• Placing and finishing concrete
• Performing rough and finish carpentry
• Performing maintenance plumbing and electrical work
• Reading/interpreting plans, specifications and blueprints
• Using and maintaining building trades hand and power tools
• Providing construction and trades direction and training to others
• Evaluating the construction and trades performance of others; identifying, procuring and organizing materials and equipment necessary for construction projects

Supplemental Requirements

• Willing to work in a correctional institution

Desirable Qualifications

• Good knowledge of business, electrical, plumbing, and licensing codes
• Experience repairing HVAC equipment

SALARY - $25.06 - $27.39 hourly, depending on experience

EXAMPLE OF DUTIES

• Determine needs and make arrangements for contracted services then negotiate with subcontractors to determine schedules, needs, and changes
• Inspect work for compliance with contracts
• Estimate budgets/cost expenditures, and project future needs
• Lay out locations for staging and special events and direct set-up and maintenance
• Evaluate equipment life expectancy and replace as appropriate
• Write maintenance reports
• Meet with tenants, program directors, maintenance personnel, and others to define needs and to keep facility organized and running smoothly
• Train, supervise, and maintain custody of a working crew of residents
• Conduct searches for weapons, tools, and contraband
• Respond to emergency situations as requested by shift commander
• Examine interior and exterior of building for damage, and initiate necessary repair
• Maintain plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and related systems
• Performs facility maintenance work including plumbing, painting, electrical, carpentry, inspection of systems for proper operation and preventative maintenance, and related work for proper operation of facility

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

• Considerable knowledge of building maintenance
• Good knowledge of building codes
• Some knowledge of heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) related work
• Some knowledge of supervisory practices
• Experience: performing skilled repair and maintenance in carpentry, plumbing, electrical, building maintenance, and grounds-related work
• Experience using specialized tools and equipment associated with trades indicated
• Experience maintaining maintenance records and preparing related reports
• Experience estimating material needs and costs for jobs
• Experience reading blueprints and specifications
• Willing to work in a correctional facility

SALARY: $25.56 - $28.12 hourly, depending on experience

EXAMPLE OF DUTIES

• Hire, train, and evaluate journeyman maintenance personnel in multiple shop trades and related functions
• Evaluate contractors' work; determine staff needs
• Prepare cost, time, and manpower estimates and bid contracts and schedule jobs
• Select, order, and receive supplies and materials
• Direct special event set-up and maintenance
• Estimate costs for budgeting and monitors expenditures
• Evaluate equipment and facilities for useful life expectancy and replace or schedule maintenance
• Plan and implement changes and procedures for general energy conservation
• Examine building interior and exterior and determine type and amount of maintenance work needed
• Perform maintenance work related to trades areas on a back-up basis
• Use a variety of tools and equipment associated with building maintenance work
• Direct safety code compliance, maintenance of records, and employee training regarding safety issues
• Subject to after hours, weekends, and holiday callouts

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

• Good knowledge of building maintenance and operations functions; building energy conservation techniques; building codes and related regulations
• Some knowledge of EPA and OSHA related safety codes and practices
• Experience: supervising staff; training employees in maintenance activities
• Experience performing carpentry, concrete placing, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC maintenance work, using tools associated with the trades
• Experience scheduling and coordinating simultaneous remodel, maintenance and construction projects, reading and maintaining blueprints and plans; evaluating maintenance needs of buildings and related facilities
• Valid driver's license
• Willing to work in a correctional facility

SALARY - $25.06 - $27.39 hourly, depending on experience

EXAMPLE OF DUTIES

• Hire, train, and supervise staff; evaluates performance; assigns work and establishes priorities
• Develop policies and procedures
• Monitor work to ensure accuracy and completeness and for conformance to internal policies and procedures and purchasing rules and regulations
• Resolve personnel problems
• Monitor and maintains section budget; authorizes expenditures
• Direct and controls shipping and receiving, purchasing, and inventory control
• Determine specific product or equipment requirements by discussing with user
• Resolve supply, inventory, and vendor problems
• Prepare specifications
• Establish inventory levels
• May determine pricing structure for resale in stores
• Develop and implement automated inventory record keeping methods and procedures
• ensure proper storage and safety procedures are followed in the warehouse and supply yard
• Supervise the handling, storing, and transporting of hazardous and caustic materials
• Maintain storage records
• File freight claims and negotiates with freight companies for claim settlement /li>
• Determine if items should be used, sold, or declared surplus
• May plan, organize and direct public auctions
• May supervise motor pool, storage, and moving operations
• May maintain capital and chattel property records and ensure proper disposal

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

• Good knowledge of automated inventory control methods and procedures
• Some knowledge of supervisory practices
• Some knowledge of handling, storing, and transporting hazardous and caustic materials
• Experience preparing specifications for bid
• Experience maintaining inventory levels
• Experience interpreting and applying purchasing laws and a department's policies and procedures
• Experience calculating and determining inventory levels
• Experience designing and implementing storage procedures
• Experience operating a personal computer
• Willing to work in a correctional facility