4136 Carpenter Painter jobs in New York,NY

Compensation for this position is expected to be between $50k-$54k annually.

$50k-$54k annually

50000-54000 Yearly Salary

Training will be provided to the Exhibit Technician for the safe operation of the following lifts; scissor, toucan and fork lift.

Medical, dental, vision and life insurance

403(b) company match up to 3%

Generous paid vacation time

Additional week of vacation after 4 years of full-time service

Unlimited sick days

Long-term disability coverage

Flexible spending accounts

Commuter benefits

Pet insurance

LSC Membership

25% staff discount in the LSC store

15% staff discount in the cafeteria

This is a full-time, 40 hours per week, non-exempt position.

The ideal candidate must be available to work weekends, evenings, holidays, and early mornings as business needs or special events may require.

Given that LSC is a seven-day-a-week operation, all employees must be able to work a flexible schedule as business requires.

Ideal candidates will be required to diagnose, troubleshoot and research successful solutions for exhibit carpentry, electrical, mechanical and computer issues.

You have a thorough understanding and knowledge of electrical, mechanical, computer hardware/software, carpentry, and AV systems.

College degree or equivalent education (technical or trade school) required

Requires at least 2 years in computer diagnostics, mechanics, fabrication work, carpentry, metal work, lighting and/or electrical work

The ideal candidate must be available to work weekends, evenings, holidays, and early mornings as business needs or special events may require.

All employees must be able to work a flexible schedule as business requires.

The Exhibit Technician is required to be on their feet a majority of the day and use their hands to manipulate tools and materials.

The Exhibit Technician will need to perform diagnostics via visual and audio cues.

The Exhibit Technician should be comfortable working at various heights, including working on ladders and lifts.

Furthermore, the Exhibit Technician should be comfortable maneuvering through large crowds, as well as being in tight spaces and working in potentially dusty conditions.

The ability to lift 40 lbs. will be necessary.

Knowledgeable in the use of basic carpentry techniques, hand tools, power tools, basic electrical wiring and lighting, paints and adhesives, and associated safety practices

Ability to read and understand schematics and product & maintenance manuals

Experience with model railroads is a plus

Knowledge and experience with shop equipment

Ability to read, analyze and interpret design circuit diagrams, schematics, shop/fabrication drawings, and standard business documents.