The Culture Program Shop Technician supports the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe’s cultural carving and fabrication efforts by maintaining and repairing tools, equipment, and machinery in the Culture Department’s carving shed. This position ensures that all shop machinery, including band saws, sanders, fans, and other handheld tools, are in safe and operable condition. The technician fabricates and modifies tools and equipment to meet the needs of cultural programming. They are responsible for organizing and maintaining shop inventory, handling hazardous materials, and ensuring compliance with safety protocols. The role requires independent troubleshooting and technical decision-making, as well as collaboration with cultural staff and community members. This position plays a key role in supporting cultural preservation and education by enabling efficient and safe operations of the shop environment.
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This position requires frequent standing, walking, and manual handling of tools and equipment. The technician must be able to lift and carry up to 50 pounds regularly, including moving large or awkward machinery components. Duties often involve bending, crouching, and reaching in tight or overhead spaces while making repairs. Work is performed primarily in a shop environment, which may be loud and involve exposure to dust, fumes, and vibration. Personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses, and hearing protection must be worn as needed. Occasional outdoor work may be required for vessel maintenance. Tasks may require fine motor coordination and visual inspection of machine components. The technician must be able to safely operate tools and equipment for extended periods of time.
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