Facilities Associate

Requirements 2+ years in a warehouse environment Safety is a top priority; it is imperative that the employee strictly adheres to established safety protocols and guidelines. This includes but is not limited to wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), following safe operating procedures, and participating in regular safety training sessions. Employee must be able to lift 50 lbs. Attitude of world‑class quality, attention to detail, and dedication. Communication skills within a highly technical environment. Mathematical and analytical skills to define problems, collect appropriate and relevant data, establish facts, and draw reasonable conclusions from gathered information. Ability to earn trust, maintain positive and professional relationships, and contribute to a culture of inclusion. Previous certified forklift experience. Education High School Diploma or GED About the Role We’re looking for a candidate with strong carpentry expertise including framing, finish, and rough carpentry, as well as cabinetry and millwork installation. They’ll need to be highly proficient in using hand, power, and pneumatic tools, with the ability to read blueprints, perform accurate measurements, and execute precise material take‑offs. Their solid mathematical background supports calculating angles, cuts, and material requirements while minimizing waste. Physically capable and safety‑focused, they excel in demanding environments requiring stamina, manual dexterity, and adherence to OSHA standards. Strong attention to detail, problem‑solving skills, and effective communication enable them to consistently deliver high‑quality work while collaborating efficiently with team members and stakeholders. Shift 7am-3pm Technical Skills Core carpentry: framing, walls, floors, roofs, structural elements Finish carpentry: trim, molding, doors, windows Rough carpentry: formwork, shoring, structural framing Cabinetry & millwork: building and installing cabinets and custom woodwork Flooring installation: hardwood, subfloor, engineered wood Tools & Equipment Hand tools (hammers, chisels, hand saws, planes) Power tools (circular saws, jigsaws, routers, drills) Pneumatic tools (nail guns, staplers) Measuring and layout tools (levels, squares, tape measures) Reading & Planning Blueprint and schematic reading Taking accurate measurements Material estimation and take-offs Mathematical Skills Basic geometry and trigonometry Calculating angles, cuts, and dimensions Material waste calculation Physical Skills Stamina and physical strength Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination Working at heights (ladders, scaffolding) Soft Skills Attention to detail Problem-solving Time management Communication with clients and contractors Safety awareness (OSHA standards) Knowledge Areas Building codes and regulations Wood species and material properties Joinery techniques Adhesives, fasteners, and hardware #J-18808-Ljbffr