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  Carpentry: Makes and installs shelves, cabinets, and chair rails; hangs pictures and paintings, bulletin boards, and drawing boards; repairs scratches and scuffs in furniture; repairs and adjusts windows, doors and cabinet drawers; cleans up and replaces broken glass.

• Electrical: Replaces broken or defective light switches and power outlets; replaces inoperable light bulbs, fluorescent tubes and starters; replaces light fixtures.

• Masonry: Patches broken asphalt and concrete and wall surfaces; replaces loose bricks and tiles.

• Painting: Paints interior walls, ceilings, shelves, cabinets and furniture; exterior painting of parking lot stripes and parking bumpers, wooden fences, doors and trim.

• Plumbing: Replaces or repairs defective flush valves, faucet sets, faucet and toilet washers and packing; stops leaks by tightening joints; plunges clogged toilets and clears obstructions from pipelines.

• Miscellaneous: Troubleshoots malfunctioning equipment and makes minor repairs; reads blueprints and assembly instructions; moves and transports a variety of materials and equipment; uses handcarts, ladders and may operate a forklift or other motorized equipment; uses hand tools and operates a variety of power tools; operates and performs routine maintenance on motor vehicles and light trucks; plan, coordinate, and complete annual multi-department, county wide moves, typically at year end; various aspects of office redesign including drawing, procuring, assembling, building, and installing modular and traditional office furniture; work closely with IT department to coordinate office moves and redesigns; coordinate with outside vendors to provide building access and to work on projects; organize, plan, and design layout for special events; and install and mount television brackets and televisions.

• Techniques and methods used in building maintenance.

• Basic comprehension of blueprints and schematics.

• Correct lifting procedures and safe moving of furniture and equipment.

• Basic English usage.

• Procedures and practices of safe motor vehicle operation.

• Perform general repair work.

• Read and understand blueprints, assembly drawings, technical and equipment manuals.

• Operate various machinery including hand and power tools.

• Operate a motor vehicle in a safe and responsible manner.

• Communicate clearly and effectively in English.

• Carry out duties in accordance with policy, procedure and scope of responsibilities.

• Maintain confidentiality of Court documents and records.

• Establish and maintain effective working relationships with judicial officers, court and county employees and others encountered in the course of work.

• Understand and follow oral and written instructions.

• Adapt to changing circumstances as conditions dictate.

Minimum Qualifications:

License Required: Possession of a valid California Driver's License, class C or higher, by date of appointment.

Experience:

Level I: Three (3) years of experience in building maintenance, building trades, general construction, warehouse supply, or a related occupational field.

Level II: Five (5) years of experience in building maintenance, building trades, general construction, warehouse supply, or a related occupational field.

Physical Demands: This class requires that the incumbent stand or walk most of the time with bending, stooping, squatting, twisting, reaching, working on irregular surfaces, crawling, occasional lifting of objects weighing up to 50 pounds, and frequent lifting of 10-25 pounds.

Application Process: