Production Shop Assistant

Posted 2 days ago

museum visitors centerHouston (TX)

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Exhibition Carpenter Responsibilities: Assists carpenters with fabricating, delivering and installing of custom exhibition casework, museum cabinetry and fixtures Builds blocks, risers, and performs upholstery to display artwork Assists painters in preparation and painting museum spaces: touch-up, prime and paint walls, ceiling, panels, trim, doors, etc. Assists in loading and storing of materials and display casework Installs didactic panels, banners and other graphic signs inside the Museum spaces Helps with shop clean-up and keeps all the tools lubricated and organized Perform preventative maintenance on tools and equipment by conducting inspections, lubricating, and cleaning on a daily basis Performs other duties as assigned Skills, Knowledge and Abilities: Must have entry level carpentry and painting skills Operating various hand tools, measuring tape and basic equipment used to complete carpentry duties, including drill, hand saw, and other tools used for measuring, cutting, fastening, and drilling Ability to walk, stand, crouch for long periods of time and carry out strenuous physical task Must be able to work at heights and to lift up to 75 lbs Must be detail oriented and have good organizational skills Must have valid drivers license and good driving record Ability to work both independently with little supervision, and as part of a team Capable of operating required equipment and tools in a safe and responsible manner Prefer candidate who has own transportation and is willing to use it for occasional errands (the museum reimburses for mileage)
Education and Experience: 1 year experience with cabinetry, laminates and installations, trim out Previous experience with painting Wall framing and drywall experience a plus Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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