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Facilities Technician
spawglassSan Antonio, TX
Posted Sep 28 · Last Verified Sep 30
💰 $50,000 – $70,000/yrFull-timecarpentryconstructionmaintenance and facilities
Quick Summary
Facilities Technician supporting commercial construction projects through carpentry, installation, and maintenance work in San Antonio, TX.
Skills & Keywords
carpentrylight framingfinish installationblueprint reading
Compensation & Benefits
Total rewards package
Benefits included
Medical
Dental
Vision
401(k)
Paid Vacation
Wellness
SpawGlass is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Your Skills
- Skilled Carpentry Craftsmanship & Precision
- Light Framing & Finish Carpentry
- Door, Hardware & Building Component Installation
- Blueprint Reading & Layout Interpretation
- Use of Hand & Power Tools & Specialty Equipment
- Problem‑Solving & Jobsite Adaptability
- Safety Awareness & Hazard Recognition
- Collaboration, Communication & Client Interaction
- Planning, Time Management & Task Prioritization
- Commitment to Growth & Continuous Improvement
Your Background
- Previous experience as a carpenter or technician on commercial construction or special projects/renovation work.
- Strong skillset in light framing, finish installation, selective demo, and repair‑focused construction tasks.
- Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, measurements, and specifications.
- Strong attention to detail, craftsmanship, communication, and problem‑solving abilities.
- Ability to lift heavy materials and work in a physically demanding, fast‑paced field environment with frequent task changes.
- Valid driver's license.
spawglass
Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas, NV
About spawglass
A construction company specializing in commercial and industrial projects.
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$50,000 – $70,000/yr
Full-time
San Antonio, TX
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