This is a hands on job with the goal to restore historic windows and other mill work to their former glory. The work is focused on preserving as much historic fabric as possible while also minimizing the use of epoxies, fillers, and other materials that may not have the longevity of the original components. As the work is specialized on windows, any applicant should be comfortable with heights and working from ladders, scaffolding, and swing staging.

Essential Responsibilities/Duties:
–        Assisting other employees and managers in the workshop and in the field
–        Oversee and direct Laborers
–        Learn and Apply appropriate building preservation methods
–        Job site and workshop duties may include: Deconstructing/labeling historic system components for removal to shop, removing loose paint, sanding, minimal epoxy application, hardware restoration, component repair and replacement, masking, caulking, painting, clamping and squaring old window sashes, using tools to weatherstrip or modify in the field, fabricating new components, and glazing historic windows

Other Responsibilities:
–        Effectively communicate with coworkers and Managers as it relates to projects
–        Follow company policies and safety procedures
–        Maintain a clean, and organized work area