Locksmith/Classified Waste Technician

Summary The Locksmith/Class Waste Technician is primarily responsible for managing locks and keys, installing and repairing locks, lock cores and locking devices, set and change combinations of safes, fabricate and issue keys and maintain and repair safes and vaults on JSC, Ellington Field and Sonny Carter Training Facility. Responsibilities Ensure requirements are in compliance with all related federal, state, local and NASA policies, procedures and regulations Perform emergency openings, set and change combinations of safes, fabricate and issue keys, issue and control padlocks, along with maintaining work order information. Assists personnel and key custodians in conducting key audits Maintain inventory of spare parts and components for all locksmith assignments and duties Install, repair and re-key locks, cylinder cores, evaluate and repair door locks, fabricate and provide maintenance in a timely manner Evaluate, maintain and repair safes, vaults and cabinets Maintain and safely operate tools and machinery in the Locksmith Shop Install, repair, re-key, and fabricate keys for all locks and cylinder cores Evaluate/repair safes and vaults. Change combinations when required Coordinate with maintenance and construction personnel to install new locks Operate Codemax keying machine utilizing computer and applicable software to look up key codes Assume duties of Classified Waste Pick-up, storage and oversight of the destruction of sensitive and classified material Complete all required reports, forms, and other documentation in accordance with established procedures in regards to Classified Waste Other duties as assigned Qualifications Three years of experience as a locksmith Working knowledge of mechanical combination locks to include Sargent and Greenleaf, Diebold, Mosler and Simplix Working Knowledge of all electronic combination locks to include Sargent, Yaletronics, Locknetics and Codetronics Working knowledge of pinning cylinders utilizing multi-master key systems and side bar cylinders to include Primus, Schlage and Yale Working knowledge of repairing/replacing Kaba Mas X-09 & X-10 safe locks High School Diploma or GED equivalent Graduate of an accredited community college and/or a combination of training, seminars, experience or education that provides knowledge required to perform tasking requirements Must possess valid state driver’s license Must obtain and/or maintain a Locksmith certification from Associated Locksmiths of America Must be able to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret clearance Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Must have proficiency in a variety of computer software applications to include Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and Outlook and NASA developed data systems Skill in operating a personal computer and standard office equipment Ability to organize and prioritize work Excellent interpersonal skills