AUTOMOTIVE TECH / SMOG TECH (Sacramento / Arden-Arcade)

JOB SUMMARY: To provide Document Administration for all phases of the construction project(s) including Subcontracts, Change Orders, RFIs, ASIs, Submittals, Meeting Minutes, As-Built Drawings, Closeout Documentation and to provide administrative support to the Project Management Team. PROJECT ENGINEER DUTIES: CULTURE AND POLICY: • Our Employee Handbook: Our PE is an important member of the company. Staff at all levels view Pes with high regard. A PE shall be familiar with employee policy, operate in compliance with the policy, reinforce the policy with team members, and lead by example. • The company Safety Manual: PE is responsible for complying with and promoting safety on the jobsite. • If we’re not having Fun, were done: The company’s culture embraces the notion that we all perform better when we are enjoying our work, overcoming challenges, learning, achieving, and yes, winning. As PE you are to promote this positive fun company culture. Winning needs to be shared. Lessons learned, humbly and invitingly shared as well. This company is full of geeky construction folks, who take themselves very seriously, and have high expectations for themselves and those they work with, all contributing to the level of pride that binds us as a team. Keep the fun. • Marketing: The PE has an impact on whether the company has the opportunity of repeat business and is often conversing with contacts that could present new opportunities. PE is to conduct all communications and presentations in a professional manner. PE shall remain knowledgeable of all company engagements. The PE shall provide urgent response to any company marketing or estimating request pursuing RFI/RFQ/RFP/Interviews, to include keeping your personal resume current and immediate participation in brainstorming, content contribution, and subsequent review of RFP written and graphic (draft) content, once requested. SUBCONTRACT ADMINISTRATION: • Subcontracts: The PE is responsible for drafting the scope of work for each subcontractor for Project Manager approval. The PE is responsible for tracking the execution of Subcontracts and where necessary putting together Addendums for the Subcontracts. • Subcontractor Change Orders: The PE is responsible to assist the Project Manager in gathering pricing, assembling, logging, distribution, and tracking subcontract change orders. OWNER CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION: • Prime Contract: The PE is responsible to review and understand the company’s Contractual obligations to the Owner. • Owner Proposals and Change Orders: PE is to assist the Project Manager with the creation, tracking, and logging of Owner Proposals and Change Orders. • As-Built Drawings: The PE is responsible for updating the plans with changes as they occur throughout the project. This is done through Procore. The PE is to ensure that the As-Built Drawings are up to date on all RFIs, ASIs and Approved Proposal Requests. • Accident Reports and OSHA Reports: The PE is responsible for logging accident reports and OSHA Reports in Procore. • Turnover Documentation: PE is responsible to collect and monitor turnover documentation (Certificates of Substantial Completion and Certificates of Occupancy). CLOSEOUT DOCUMENTATION: • Closeout Checklist: The PE is responsible to create and keep an updated closeout checklist from the beginning of the job through completion. The closeout checklist tracks all closeout items required at the end of the job and when they are received. • The PE is responsible to gather all closeout documentation for the project and ensure that it is delivered to the Architect in the proper format. SCHEDULING AND PROACTIVE PLANNING: • Submittals: PE is responsible to coordinate with the Project Manager and Superintendent to schedule submittals according to order of production and lead times. Submittal Scheduling and Coordination is a crucial aspect to this job. • Scheduling: The PE may be asked to assist in inputting the schedule in Microsoft Projects under the direction of the Project Manager. The PE should be familiar with Microsoft Projects. CONFLICT RESOLUTION/PROBLEM SOLVING: • Conflict Resolution/Problem Solving – The PE is a problem solver focused upon resolving disputes or non- compliance issues that disrupts the production of the project within job description. • The PE is to report all site conflicts to the Superintendent. MEETINGS and COMMUNICATIONS: • Pre-Construction Meetings with Owner and Design Team: PE is responsible to prepare agenda and all supporting documents for the OAC meetings. PE is to attend meetings, take accurate notes, produce and distribute meeting minutes in a timely fashion and save meeting minutes to Procore. Meetings need to be conducted in a Professional manner. • Owner Progress and Pay Application Meetings: PE is to attend meetings, take accurate notes, produce and distribute meeting minutes in a timely fashion and save meeting minutes to Procore. Meetings need to be conducted in a Professional manner. • Project Manager Weekly Meeting – The PE is responsible for the agenda and meeting minutes where they will meet with the Project Team to review Project Buyout, Subcontracts, RFIs, Submittals, and Change Orders on a weekly basis. • Document Management Protocol: The PE is responsible for ensuring that all documents within scope of work are stored in Viewpoint according to the Document Management Protocol. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES: • Provide direction to and resolve problems amongst subcontractors and vendors within PE scope of work. • Communication using the following tools: telephone, fax machine, written logs, email, computer, Smartphone and video camera. • Ability to work with little or no supervision. • Ability to meet deadlines, prioritize assignments and provide recommendations. • Communicate professionally and effectively. • Be able to provide support to senior management and multiple project managers simultaneously. • Strong organizational skills. • Strong ability to multi-task. • Excellent written and verbal skills. • Excellent working knowledge of Microsoft Office Products. • Viewpoint Software experience preferred • Ability to follow processes and procedures. • Maintain and exercise integrity in all business dealings. • Ability to work with a variety of Project Manager(s), Superintendent(s) and other business associates.

We do mostly Hardie siding with all the highest quality details. Looking for a young hard worker to learn the trade. Willing to train. Full time work year round, not seasonal! Please leave info (age, experience level, etc.) on voice-mail! 509foursevenfive1761

We do mostly Hardie siding with all the highest quality details. Looking for a young hard worker to learn the trade. Willing to train. Full time work year round, not seasonal! Please leave info (age, experience level, etc.) on voice-mail! 509foursevenfive1761

Lift Maintenance Mechanic– Dept 65 Do you enjoy working outdoors in all weather conditions, working with large equipment, unafraid of heights and providing exceptional service? Our Lift Maintenance department could be a good fit for you! Position Specific Duties: Operate chairlifts within the guidelines of Washington State tramway safety committee rules and ansi b77 code books. Required to conduct Daily, Weekly, and monthly inspections for any existing or potential problems, to maintain and repair lifts according to prescribed procedures see maintenance manuals. Must be able to open assigned lifts for operation: Turning on main power (480 vac), turn on low voltage, perform all stop and safety checks at all stations, check all fluids at stations including primary, secondary, spacing gear boxes, brakes, hydraulic tension, apu and tertiary reservoirs, battery fluid levels and so forth. Perform drive checks: checking all machinery and mechanical parts of the drive station, including primary drive, auxiliary drive, primary, secondary, and spacing gear boxes, fluid levels, batteries, terminal sheaves, tires, belts, brake pads, hoses, and so forth. Perform return checks: check carriage position, tension systems, terminal sheaves, tires, belts, hoses, batteries, and so forth. Maintain a clean and effective working environment for self and staff. Ability to ski or snowboard. Ability to operate vehicles, snow mobiles, and ATVs. Reports to Nick Clutter, Director of Lift Operations. All positions within the department require the following abilities: Mechanically Inclined: Must be able to assure that all equipment and machines are properly cared for including operation, stowing, and reporting. Must have basic mechanical knowledge and skills and basic low voltage electrical knowledge. Integrity: Always demonstrates responsible and honest behavior in all tasks and job duties. Dependability: Arrives to workstation on time, in uniform, and ready to work when scheduled for each shift and after breaks, and meals. Must have reliable transportation Mountain Ambassadors: Demonstrates understanding and respect for people of all backgrounds. Actively seeks out and maintains positive working relationships with co-workers; effectively handling interpersonal conflict. Physical Demands: Bending stopping, reaching, twisting, lifting heavy objects, pushing, and moving items up to 75 pounds repeatedly and without assistance. Climb equipment repeatedly using safety equipment. Ability to read, write, and speak English. Use care with machinery and equipment which can have sharp edges, extremely hot and/or cold surfaces as well as moving parts. Ability to move carefully throughout mountain including pathways and walkways in and out of buildings which may be icy and/or have high snowdrifts. Working outside with extremely low temperatures including at night. Requirements • Must be 19 years old or older • Must have high school diploma or equivalent • Must have a clear driving record and ability to meet insurance requirements • Mechanical skills to troubleshoot issues • Properly report and document all work done • Climb towers safely and effectively with team • Make quick decisions in the best interest of guests and Mountain • Excellent conflict resolution and communication skills. Refer to management as needed. • Assist in emergencies including lift evacuations, avalanche rescue, etc Starting Wage: $18.66 per hour OR DOE (see Chart below) + Benefits* Entry level employees will earn Minimum wage +$2 per hour until 30 day probationary period is passed. As mechanics tenure increases and/or level increases, the following rate per hour will be added to minimum wage. Seasonal up to 5yrs 6yrs-10yrs 11yrs+ Level I $ 2.00 $ 5.00 $ 7.50 $ 10.00 Level II $ 4.00 $ 6.50 $ 9.00 $ 11.50 Level III $ 5.50 $ 8.00 $ 10.50 $ 13.00 Management $ 7.50 $ 10.00 $ 13.00 $ 15.00 Benefits Summary: Seasonal employees receive a Season Pass, Discounted passes for spouses and dependents, Ski free at other mountains for employees with Ski Area Employee Exchange Program, free group lessons for you and dependents (based on availability), Discounts on Rentals and Repairs, Retail discounts, Food and beverage discounts, sick leave. Additional benefits for returning employees. Detailed benefit explanation available. Position is full time and seasonal. About Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park Mt. Spokane is more than just a favorite regional ski area with 1,700+ acres, seven lifts, and 52 fantastic runs. On this mountain, you’re part of something special. A community. A family. When you are here, you feel at home. No matter if you are staff or a season passholder, we are all brought together by the love for this singular place. We strive to provide an exceptional family mountain experience to both our guests and our staff. As a team, we deliver infuse the mountain lifestyle in every experience. Join the team at Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park. Mission Statement: Delivering lifelong mountain experiences for generations to come.

Self Motivated, Team Player. Drug Free, (Yes, We test federally) Clean Background check and good driving record is a must. Small company with room to grow. Paid training, guaranteed hours, company vehicle provided. We work 5 days a week with some "on call" hours on weekends.. We work in all kinds of weather and there is a bit of travel and some over night jobs. Pay depends on how fast you learn.

We are currently looking for a mechanic to work on bowling center machines. Mechanic experience required. Not necessarily in bowling. but understanding of motors a plus.