Locksmith: University of New Hampshire in Durham

Locksmith Service; Durham (NH); On-site; USD 22,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free tuition benefit

Career growth opportunities

University benefits package

Job summary

University of New Hampshire Facilities Services in Durham, NH is hiring a full-time Locksmith to service campus facilities, doors, hardware and access-control systems. The role involves inspecting equipment, identifying malfunctions, making repairs, and coordinating with customers and supervisors on access needs.

The position requires at least one year of locksmith experience or related skills, a high school diploma or equivalent, and a valid driver's license.

Qualifications

• At least one year of locksmith experience or related skills.
• Experience with locks, cylinders, doors and hardware.
• Experience shimming and planing doors.
• Carpentry experience.
• Valid motor vehicle operator's license.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Strong verbal and written interpersonal skills.

Responsibilities

• Inspect equipment, identify malfunctions, and complete repairs across campus facilities.
• Work with locks, cylinders, doors, hardware, and access-control systems.
• Door hardware installation and adjustment to meet access needs.
• Participate in training covering master keying, electronic locking, and code compliance.
• Communicate with customers, team members, contractors, and supervisors.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Interpersonal skills

Physical stamina

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Lock hardware

Access-control systems

Door hardware

Job description

# Locksmith: University of New Hampshire in Durham**University of New Hampshire**Durham, NH Start Date09/16/2026Hire Local LocksmithFull-TimeA Locksmith position with the University of New Hampshire Facilities Services team is based in Durham, New Hampshire. The full-time role includes locksmithing, door hardware, and access-control work. The employer does not provide a work mode.The job requires at least one year of locksmith experience or related skills, a high school diploma or equivalent, and a valid motor vehicle operator's license. The salary range is $16.05 to $26.37, but the pay unit is not provided by the employer. The application requires a resume or CV and contact information for three professional references.* Role: Locksmith* Employer: University of New Hampshire Facilities Services* Location: Durham, New Hampshire* Employment type: Full-time* Work mode: Not provided by the employer* Experience: At least one year of locksmith experience or related skills* Salary: $16.05 to $26.37; pay unit not provided by the employer* Application deadline: Not provided by the employerApply for the Locksmith PositionApplicants should prepare a resume or CV and list three professional references in the Resume or Cover Letter section. Current USNH system employees should use the internal Workday Jobs Hub application route identified by the employer.Find Virtual Assistants## Campus Locksmith WorkThe locksmith inspects equipment, identifies malfunctions, and completes repairs across campus facilities. The work includes locks, cylinders, doors, hardware, and access-control systems, with computer, tablet, smartphone, and software use included in the position.Door hardware work connects mechanical repairs with campus access needs. The training plan covers lock installation, repair, troubleshooting, master keying, door hardware adjustment, exit devices, panic hardware, electronic locking hardware, and fire-door and code compliance.## Security Hardware And Trade TrainingNew hires receive paid on-the-job training and mentorship from experienced locksmiths. The employer identifies mechanical and commercial locksmithing, key cutting and key systems, master keying, electrified locking hardware, access-control fundamentals, and safe lock opening techniques as training topics.Manufacturer training and continuing instruction cover security hardware and technology. The position also requires knowledge of applicable codes and ordinances, trade methods, tools, and hazards. The employer identifies opportunities to earn industry certifications, but no specific certification is required in the job information.## Physical And Communication RequirementsThe job requires enough strength and physical dexterity for the assigned work. Heavy work and outdoor work in inclement weather for prolonged periods are part of the stated requirements, and required personal protective equipment must be worn and used.A high school diploma or equivalent is required. The locksmith communicates with customers, team members, contractors, and supervisors, so strong verbal and written interpersonal skills are part of the qualification set.Request Window Quotes* At least one year of locksmith experience or related skills* Experience with locks, cylinders, doors, and hardware* Experience shimming and planing doors* Carpentry experience* Valid motor vehicle operator's license* Ability to use required personal protective equipment## Training, Benefits, And Application MaterialsThe employer identifies a benefits package through the University System of New Hampshire, along with a free tuition benefit, career growth, and advancement opportunities. Specific insurance, retirement, leave, and other benefit terms are not provided by the employer.The position is based in Durham, where the university campus covers 188 acres and enrolls about 13,000 students. The application requires the listed materials, and incomplete required materials may not move forward.The University of New Hampshire is an R1 Carnegie classification research institution within the University System of New Hampshire. Facilities Services work supports a campus with classrooms, offices, laboratories, residence facilities, and public spaces that depend on controlled access.The job's training plan connects traditional locksmith work with electronic locking hardware and access-control systems. Applicants with mechanical aptitude, safe work habits, and experience maintaining doors and hardware can evaluate those duties against their own background.