Computer Build jobs in Oshawa, ON

The Durham District School Board acknowledges that many Indigenous Nations have longstanding relationships, both historic and modern, with the territories upon which our school board and schools are located. Today, this area is home to many Indigenous peoples from across Turtle Island. We acknowledge that the Durham Region forms a part of the traditional and treaty territory of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation, the Mississauga Peoples and the treaty territory of the Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation. It is on these ancestral and treaty lands that we teach, live and learn.

This statement was co-created in partnership with the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation and the Chippewas of Georgina Island.

Under the direction of the Maintenance Supervisor to build, repair, replace, renovate, or construct Board structures that ensure safety and are customized and provide optimal use; provide estimates for project requests; and provide supervision to summer students.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Responsible for Building Custom Millwork

• Receive requests for millwork;
• Prepare a scaled floor plan for the location of the millwork and ensure that the door openings will accommodate new furniture;
• Prepare a scaled drawing or a concept drawing of the millwork with dimensions;
• Determine the types of materials to be used in building the millwork;
• Ordering all materials and supplies via Pcard and pick up of blanket PO;
• Measure and cut materials; assemble the materials appropriately; responsible for ensuring that size and other elements are considered;
• Trim and face the fronts of the millwork;
• Choose the colour to laminate the countertop; laminate the countertop and base and secure both to the millwork;
• Install hardware, if necessary (i.e. legal size filing cabinet drawers);
• Coordinate with the painter as to how the millwork will be finished;
• Deliver and install the millwork.
• Receives and updates work orders and complete/submits time sheets electronically.

2. Responsible for Repairing or Replacing Various Structures

• Receive requests for repairs and determine whether the structure(s) need to be repaired or replaced; consider costs in making this decision;
• Repair or replace doors. This involves the following: determining the size of the door, ordering a new door, removing all hardware (i.e. hinges, doorknob) from the damaged door and installing a new door (including fire rated doors); responsible for coordinating with a Locksmith to prepare re-keying;
• Repair or replace stage doors. This involves building new doors, from plywood, and mounting them to the fronts of existing steel carts;
• Perform repairs on laminate counters, on site or at the carpenter shop, that have deteriorated. This involves ordering new preformed countertop or making a new top by cutting plywood to match the existing counter and then gluing laminate to the plywood with contact cement; install the new counter; responsible for coordinating with the plumber to reinstall a sink;
• Repair damaged millwork (bent hinge on the door, a broken door, missing handles, etc.); obtain the necessary hardware for replacement or reconstruct broken items in the carpentry shop and prepare to re-install;
• Sand down gymnasium benches that have split boards or splintered edges and pose safety problems;
• Perform repairs to hardwood floors by applying glue and new floorboards or new parquet flooring;
• Responsible for building or modifying items to be used by students as requested by the Special Education Coordinator and approved by Facilities Services. This includes constructing footboxes, putting locks on millwork, design and construction of special function millwork, etc.; responsible for making contact with the occupational therapist to clarify concerns or requirements.

3. Provide Estimates for Project Requests

• Responsible for making appointments with Principals or other Board Staff to discuss their needs and expectations for various projects; determine what materials will cost and how much time will need to be allotted to complete each assignment; discuss alternatives.

4. Build or Renovate New Features in Schools

• Responsible for building walls using 5/8" fire rated drywall. This involves cutting and assembling metal studs complete with appropriate openings and fire stops; install trim and fire rated doors; responsible for paying special attention to building codes/standards;
• Responsible for adding a new window or a door opening in an existing wall. This involves taking measurements and coordinating with other trades (ie. Bricklayer and Painter), ensuring a proper lintel is in place to support upper wall weight, installing new frames and sealing the perimeter, and installing the window/door, hardware, and the trim;
• Build an accessible ramp, including required guards and handrails, that comply with current building codes and ensure the deck and ramp are built to support specified weight (using headers and fasteners);
• Build and install bulletin boards to fire regulation standard, ie. cannot be within 10" of the door. This involves trimming the board to a suitable size and cutting and installing the bulletin board in the right spot (ie. wall, blackboard, etc.) using brackets and self tapping screws;
• Perform other renovations or construction projects as requested.

5. Provide Supervision to Summer Students

• From time to time may be responsible for providing supervision to summer students.

6. Perform other duties as assigned.

Equipment Used: Drafting protractors, compass, dividers, graph paper, computer/printer, hand tools (saw, hammer, etc.), power tools (saw drill, etc.), heavy equipment, and car and /or equipment truck, computer, smart phone or handheld device, work order software.

Qualifications:

• Valid Ontario Carpenter (403A) Certificate of Qualification.
• 1 - 2 years of work experience as a licensed carpenter.
• Class G driver's licence in good standing.
• Familiarity with WHMIS, occupational health and safety regulations, working knowledge of the Ontario Building code, Ontario Fire code and general knowledge of other trades.
• Ability to communicate effectively with board staff, colleagues, other trades and the public.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Keyboard skills and familiarity with using computerized systems for recording information.
• Evening and day shift is a requirement of the position.

Additional Information:

• This is a 40 hour per week afternoon shift.
• Provide a current criminal record and judicial matters check upon hire.

Equity and Inclusion

The Durham District School Board recognizes Indigenous rights are distinct. In the exercise of those rights, Indigenous staff and students shall not be subjected to actions with the aim or effect of depriving these distinct rights.

The DDSB is dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all. We are committed to reflecting the diverse communities we serve and encourage applications from candidates who bring a variety of experiences and backgrounds. We adhere to fair, transparent hiring practices and are committed to equity and accessibility throughout the recruitment process. If you need accommodation during the application process, please let us know, and we will work with you to meet your needs.

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