• Alter, repair, and construct a variety of building structures such as walls, partitions, doorways, window casings, stairways, and roofs.
• Build and install concrete forms; pour and finish concrete.
• Design, construct, remodel, repair, and install cabinets and office furniture.
• Install window glass, flooring, ceiling, and wall covering materials.
• Design and construct scaffolding, work platforms, trench shoring, and temporary structures.
• Build toolboxes for power tools, hand tools, and small machines; builds toolboxes on trucks.
• Install doors, windows, and toilet hardware.
• Estimate and requisition materials for work activities; maintain records of job time and materials used.
• Install and maintain locks and other security hardware.
• Maintain historical preservation of Skagit housing/buildings.
• Framing, construction and repair of structures, frames, tables, walls, cabinets and building concrete forms.

Requires completion of an accepted carpentry apprenticeship program or three years of carpentry trade experience under the direction of a journey-level carpenter (or a combination of education and/or training and/or experience which provides an equivalent background required to perform the work of the class).