Hatchery Facilities Maintenance Carpenter & Mechanic II

Washington State Health Care Authority; Lacey (WA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife in Lacey, WA is seeking a Hatchery Facilities Maintenance Carpenter to perform skilled carpentry, roofing, concrete work, and plumbing repairs at state hatcheries and related facilities. The role emphasizes independent construction, repairs, and installations, with duties from framing and drywall to water systems and site safety.

A valid driver's license and trade school or equivalent experience are required.

Qualifications

• High school diploma and 4 years of general work experience in building and equipment maintenance, residential/commercial building construction, commercial framing, or building repair work.
• Successful completion of a recognized trade school program and 1 year of general work experience in building and equipment maintenance, residential/commercial building construction, commercial framing, or repair work.
• Valid driver’s license.

Responsibilities

• Independently constructs and performs minor and major repairs to buildings, sheds, handrails, porches, decks and various other structures from specification, plans, sketches, or instructions.
• Independently repairs, modifies, and installs metal, asphalt, shake, shingle and torch-down roof systems on residential and commercial buildings.
• Installs and replaces doors and windows.
• Independently builds forms for footings, basic walls, steps, slabs, curbs, and concrete flatwork.
• Independently installs concrete reinforcing (re-bar) in concrete forms.
• Independently forms, pours, finishes, and repairs concrete.
• Mparts: modifies or repairs to steel buildings and siding.
• Field-designs and constructs permanent and temporary supports, forms, covers, boxes and protective structures using plywood, 2x4’s or similar wood framing and bracing materials.
• Independently quantifies, repairs, patches, installs and finishes drywall (sheetrock) wall and ceiling systems.
• Assesses, quantifies, repairs, installs, finishes and paints drywall products or surfaces.

Skills

Carpentry

Plumbing

Roofing

Concrete work

Blueprints

Reading sketches

Education

High school diploma

Trade school completion

Tools

Welding

Power tools

Metalworking

Job description

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife in Lacey, WA is seeking a Hatchery Facilities Maintenance Carpenter to perform skilled carpentry, roofing, concrete work, and plumbing repairs at state hatcheries and related facilities. The role emphasizes independent construction, repairs, and installations, with duties from framing and drywall to water systems and site safety.

A valid driver's license and trade school or equivalent experience are required.