Facility Carpenter: Preserve & Maintain State Buildings

State of Wyoming; Cheyenne (WY); On-site; USD 48,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision insurance

Paid vacation and holidays

Wyoming retirement plans

Flexible schedules and work-life

Public Service Loan Forgiveness

Job summary

State of Wyoming is seeking an experienced carpenter to perform advanced carpentry and building maintenance on state‑owned facilities, supporting repair, restoration, and preservation. You will work to keep buildings safe, functional and visually appealing for officials, staff and the public.

The role requires knowledge of OSHA/ADA codes and carpentry experience, plus an associate degree. Benefit highlights include health insurance, leave, retirement plans and flexible schedules for a balanced

Qualifications

• Knowledge of OSHA and ADA codes and construction/maintenance practices.
• Experience in carpentry with progressive responsibilities.
• Ability to install/repair doors, cabinets, hardware and related components.
• Understanding of materials quality and cost considerations.

Responsibilities

• Perform and assist carpentry work on state-owned facilities.
• Maintain interior components (floors, walls, ceilings, doors, windows, furniture).
• Repair exterior elements (roofs, walls, masonry, sidewalks).
• Service roofing systems, gutters, flashing, caulking materials.
• Assist with framing, gypsum board, textures, ceilings.
• Install/maintain flooring and door frames, hardware, weatherstripping.
• Construct and maintain fencing, rails, scaffolding, platforms.
• Apply paints, stains, finishes to surfaces and furnishings.
• Assist locksmiths with locks and door hardware maintenance.
• Maintain inventories of tools, materials and supplies.

Skills

OSHA/ADA codes

Construction methods

Hardware installation/repair

Material quality/cost

Education

Associate's Degree

2–4 years carpentry experience (substitution)

Job description

State of Wyoming is seeking an experienced carpenter to perform advanced carpentry and building maintenance on state‑owned facilities, supporting repair, restoration, and preservation. You will work to keep buildings safe, functional and visually appealing for officials, staff and the public.

The role requires knowledge of OSHA/ADA codes and carpentry experience, plus an associate degree. Benefit highlights include health insurance, leave, retirement plans and flexible schedules for a balanced