• Responsible for the operation of security, fire, and building systems (such as HVAC and boilers) to maintain controls.
• Administers on-going building activities and equipment maintenance, including wall touch ups, humidifiers, lighting, air filters and other items as necessary.
• Conducts maintenance and inspections of electrical, plumbing, security/fire systems.
• Conducts and performs maintenance of external facilities requirements including roofing, windows, landscaping and sidewalks
• Coordinates and supervises custodian and cleaning services, either by contract or staffed positions. Performs custodian duties in absence of custodian.
• In conjunction with Museum Team, coordinates the use of events materials and equipment including but not limited to: tables and chairs; sound equipment moves; temporary events materials; and event contractors and partners. Supports staff to set up special events.
• In conjunction with Museum Curator, manages ongoing monitoring of the condition and appearance of Museum galleries and public spaces; provides regular walk-through of galleries to ensure maintenance of exhibitions.
• Generates ongoing calendar and schedules all building tasks. Undertakes preventative measures for as many tasks as possible.
• Plans and manages annual building budget. Orders materials and supplies (including custodian) necessary within budget to carry out essential duties.
• Maintains telephone systems, the company vehicle and all other general maintenance.
• First contact and responder for security services for after hour openings/closings, false alarms, and any other issues related to the security system on a 24-hour basis.
• Organizes and implements weather-related and incident-related emergency procedures.
• Responds promptly to all building-related requests from staff and prioritizes accordingly.
• Operates high lift, pallet jack, and similar equipment. Drives vans and trucks on occasion.
• Maintains flag pole and calendar.
• Assists Curatorial staff as needed for specific installations, de-installations, and fabrication needs.
• Monitors, troubleshoots, and maintains A/V, equipment, and technology needs for exhibitions and events.
• Follows AAM best practices for all projects in the Museum such as but not limited to: wood shop safety, exhibition design and lighting, install and de-install methods, and art handling.
• Maintains and supervises storage spaces.

• Associate’s Degree in related field, but may be substituted by progressive equivalent job experience.
• Requires 3 to 5 years of experience in carpentry, construction and preparation including mechanical and electrical installations. This experience should have been acquired in a commercial or institutional facility.
• Possess a well-rounded background and vast knowledge of heating, boilers, air conditioning, electrical and plumbing systems, including equipment maintenance and repairs.
• Ability and enthusiasm to work in a collegial, team-focused work setting.
• Valid NE driver’s license (or ability to acquire this).

• Bachelor’s Degree in related field, but may be substituted by progressive equivalent job experience.
• Knowledge of OSHA regulations, well-versed in workplace safety, fine arts terminology and the interrelationships of the areas of art, experience with the principles and techniques of art museum lighting.
• OSHA aerial and scissor lift certification.
• Ability and experience of working at heights up to 30 feet.
• Ability to work evenings and weekends as needed.
• Excellent carpentry skills.

• Ability to lift and carry at least 50 pounds.
• Must be able to travel up and down stairs, climb, squat, bend and work from ladders or platforms.
• Ability to maintain a steady pace throughout the day.

308-865-8516 or employment@unk.edu