Crafts Worker II (#RC0402)
$23.36-$28.39 Hourly / $4,048.45-$4,920.92 Monthly / $48,581.51-$59,051.13 Yearly

Under general supervision, performs semi-skilled building maintenance and repair work; and does related or other work as required in accordance with Rule 3, Section 3 of the Service Rules.

This is the second level in the Crafts Worker series. An employee in this class performs a variety of semi-skilled tasks and assists in more complex tasks related to building construction, installation, alteration, maintenance and repair. Employees receive training in a variety of trades. Initially, while more skilled work is performed under close supervision, employees independently perform more routine tasks. As employees gain experience and skills, they independently perform semi-skilled work.

• Performs semi-skilled painting, glazing, carpentry, plastering, locksmithing, masonry, plumbing, metal work, welding, electrical, mechanical, heating and ventilating, and related maintenance trades work.
• Assists in hanging doors, pouring concrete, laying flooring, installing partitions and drop ceilings, repairing door closers, furniture and roofs, and in performing other general carpentry work.
• Performs general minor plumbing repair; repairs leaking faucets, unstops clogged lines; assists in installation of water and sewer lines.
• Installs and replaces light fixtures, outlets, bulbs, and fuses.
• Maintains and performs minor repairs on locks, appliances, automotive equipment, boilers, heating and ventilating, and related mechanical devices.
• Assists skilled workers in a variety of skilled building trades tasks.
• Maintains runways and taxiways; sprays chemicals for weed control; may perform other janitorial, grounds maintenance or related work as assigned.
• Operates a variety of motorized tools, equipment and vehicles, and performs minor maintenance of same; uses hand tools common to the building maintenance trades.

EITHER PATTERN I

Experience: Three years of semi-skilled experience in at least one of the building trades, including carpentry, painting, plumbing, or electrical. 

OR PATTERN II

AND FOR BOTH PATTERNS

License:  Possession of valid California driver’s license.

The standard methods, practices, tools and materials used in the several building maintenance trades; the occupational hazards and safety precautions.

Train and lead workers of lesser skill and experience in work as necessary; understand and follow oral and written instructions; write simple notations and prepare simple reports; do heavy manual labor; establish and maintain effective working relationships.