Locksmith

The Work You Will Do

The Locksmith – Module C performs standard and advanced locksmith procedures including but not limited to high security keying, creation and maintenance of master key systems, low voltage access control. Determines need to repair and/or replace equipment. Estimates materials required for specific job components. Performs all appropriate module tasks and demonstrates proficiency as outlined in the Locksmith Pay for Skills section, independently or as part of a team, as assigned by the supervisor.

Repairs, installs and re-keys all mechanical type locks, electrified hardware and access control locks. Maintains key records and orders materials as required.

• Trains journeymen and other employees specific skills and tasks as required.
• Provides leadership and guidance to journeymen and Zone Maintenance Technicians.

Job Qualifications

• The ideal candidate for the position of Locksmith – Module C meets the following preferred qualifications:
• Related Undergraduate Study
• Experienced with troubleshooting, maintenance and repair for Automatic Door Operators and Access Control Systems (hardwired and standalone)
• Experienced with High Security Key Systems. Ability to rekey High Security Cylinders.
• Familiar with ADA, Fire Door, and Life Safety Codes. Familiar with OSHPD and JCAHO rules and regulations pertaining to health facilities.

• All candidates for the position of Locksmith – Module C must meet the following minimum qualifications:
• A High School Diploma or equivalent and completion of four-year apprenticeship program
• 5 Years of journeyman experience
• Four years’ experience as a trade-related trainee may substitute for completion of a four year apprenticeship program
• Experience performing standard trade-related procedures. General knowledge of trade-related methods, materials, tools, and equipment. General knowledge of industrial/commercial locksmithing. Experience operating key cutting and code cutting machines. Experience maintaining records and preparing reports. Familiar with city and state building codes, OSHA rules and regulations, standard safety practices and equipment, and other requirements for workplace safety.

About USC FPM

FPM (formerly named Capital Construction & Development / Facilities Management Services) is responsible for planning, developing, and maintaining the breadth of the facilities at USC, and is also dedicated to creating a safe environment for our USC community. Woven into every service, safety is of upmost importance. As FPM, this diverse group of innovative and talented professionals provide high quality facilities construction, operations and maintenance services at USC and serve as dedicated stewards of USC and FPM core values. FPM values employee recognition, accountability, collaboration, respect, and trust.

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