Assist undergraduate and graduate students in the safe operation of woodworking and metalworking tools and machinery - Support safe work practices related to both cold work and hot work processes (cutting, forming, shaping, fabrication) - Maintain an orderly, clean, and safe shop environment through routine cleaning and organization - Perform basic daily equipment maintenance, including vacuuming machines, disposing of debris, and emptying dust collection systems - Monitor equipment condition and report safety concerns, maintenance needs, and inventory issues to the Shop Manager - Help maintain machinery and shop equipment (including changing blades, sanding belts, pads, and other consumables as needed) - Open and close the shop facility during scheduled shifts - Communicate effectively with faculty, staff, and students regarding shop policies, safety procedures, and shop usage - Assist with the design and construction of projects, including equipment and furniture for the art department - Perform other related duties as assigned Requirements and Qualifications - Knowledge of safe operation of woodworking and metalworking tools and equipment - Comfortable working in a shop environment and supporting others in safe machine use - Strong communication skills and ability to work professionally with students, faculty, and staff - Reliable, organized, and attentive to detail with a commitment to maintaining a safe workspace - Willingness to learn, follow shop procedures, and complete required training - Ability to work predominantly evening and/or weekend hours and a consistent weekly schedule