? Must have at minimum a high school diploma or G.E.D.
? Bachelor?s Degree in architecture, architectural history, and/or historic preservation, minimum one-year experience assessing historic buildings, or equivalent combination of education (related trade school), historic certification(s) and experience working on historic preservation projects.
? National Park Service HPTC desired but not required. Ability to obtain proper historic preservation certifications.
? Adept in assessing existing historic structures, components, and details to support project initiatives for preservation.
? Excellent carpentry and wood working skills.
? Extensive knowledge of construction materials, species of wood, caulks, sealants, glass, fastening materials
? Extensive knowledge of carpentry & woodworking hand and power tools, equipment, and associated uses.
? Extensive knowledge of painting, staining, waterproofing means and methods for various materials for restoration of various building components.
? Experience working with the National Park Service, SHPO, and familiarity with NPS/SHPO policies, processes, and documentation preferred, but not required
? Understanding of the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and familiarity with the Section 106 review process.
? Ability to read and understand architectural drawings and specifications.
? Experience as journeyman and manager of millwork/wood shop
? Must have working knowledge of all construction means & methods for: (Framing, Drywall, Painting, Finish Carpentry, etc)
? Must have a valid driver?s license.
? Working knowledge of codes and specifications.
? Computer skills to include Microsoft, Windows, Excel, & Word.
? Understand basic budget relationships (i.e. labor expense, cost breakdowns, purchasing).
Physical Requirements to Perform Job Duties
? Ability to stand and walk on paved, unpaved, uneven, and slippery surfaces for extended periods of time.
? Ability to climb stairs and ladders frequently.
? Ability to remain balanced; Stoop, squat, kneel, crouch, crawl, twist, turn, push, pull, grasp, and reach down, forward, and overhead repetitively.
? Manual dexterity to use hand tools including screwdrivers, hammer, steel measuring tape, utility knife, cordless drill, level, pliers, wrenches and socket wrench set, shovels, step ladders, etc., and power-operated tools.
? Must be able to use general cleaning supplies; Grasp, lift, push, pull and use cleaning equipment.
? Visual acuity to recognize and complete repairs and maintenance.
? Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds frequently and 70 pounds occasionally.
? Must be able to safely operate a motor vehicle, larger moving vans, trucks, and vehicles to pick-up and deliver materials as required. (CDL licenses is NOT required)
? The worker is subject to both inside and outside environmental conditions: adverse conditions may include extreme heat and/or cold, wind, humidity, and sometimes inclement weather.
