Maintenance Technician II - Cement Mason/Welding

Position:

Maintenance Technician II - Cement Mason/Welding

Type:

Public

Location:

Urban

Job ID:

128776

County:

Southwest Maricopa

Posted:

May 06, 2025

Contact Information:

Roosevelt School District

6000 S. 7th Street

Phoenix, Arizona 85042

District Website

Contact:

Human Resources

Phone: ...

Fax:

District Email

Job Description:

TITLE: Cement Mason/Welding Technician II

CLASSIFICATION: Maintenance Department - Classified Hourly

REPORTS TO: Maintenance Supervisor

SUMMARY: As a member of the maintenance department, the cement mason/welder will install and repair concrete, block, and fencing at District buildings and check playground equipment for safety.

PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Operate equipment to dig, grade, and backfill ditches, and to remove cement slabs and sections for repairs and installations.
• Construct forms, mix and pour concrete, and finish to specifications.
• Assist with repair and construction projects involving welding iron grids and bars for windows and playground equipment.
• Repair irrigation systems and valve boxes.
• Check playground equipment and backstops for safety.
• Repair and maintain playground equipment.
• Assist with asphalt repair and replacement.
• Attend in-service meetings.
• Assist with maintenance and repair of header gates for irrigation systems.
• Perform other job-related duties as assigned.

EDUCATION:

High school diploma or equivalent.

Trade school and or specialized training in cement/welding.

LICENSES OR CERTIFICATIONS:

Arizona Class 4 driver's license with a good driving record.

EXPERIENCE:

Minimum three-years of related work experience.

SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE/ABILITIES:

• Knowledge and experience with masonry equipment and tools.
• Knowledge and experience with welding equipment and tools.
• Experience in reading and working with building drawings and project plans.
• Ability to bend, climb, crawl, kneel, lift and carry 75 pounds, and push and pull 200 pounds using a dolly.
• Knowledge of English required to read and interpret schedules, memos, instructions on tools and equipment, and to communicate with co-workers.
• Knowledge of safety procedures and ability to maintain a safe working environment.

WORKING CONDITIONS:

The working environment includes exposure to dust, dirt, seasonal high temperatures, fumes from welding, and noise and vibration from machinery.

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: Twelve-month year classified hourly salary schedule, employee benefits in accordance with Board policies.

EVALUATION: Performance to be evaluated in accordance with Board policy on evaluation of classified staff.

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