ARCHITECTURE - Workshop Supervisor
Job Classification
Hourly Under Half (<20)
Position summary
This individual demonstrates technical and experiential competence in education, focusing on woodworking, construction, and manufacturing, with significant experience operating a woodworking facility and business while teaching courses as requested.
Qualifications summary
- Project management
- Shop management (inventory, cash flow, scheduled maintenance)
- Ability to apply hands-on techniques to learning experiences
- Funiture and design and construction
- Custom woodworking
- Digital fabrication
- CNC programming, woodworking and operation
- Machine Maintenance and repair
- Managing of multiple concurrent projects
- Instruction of CAD and CNC classes
- Residential and/ or commercial construction
Must be a Seventh-day Adventist in good and regular standing.
Duties and responsibilities
- Supervise the Carscallen Mission Workshop
- Use of the Workshop facility to create non-tuition based revenue
- Teach students at the undergraduate and graduate levels
- Create/review and update syllabi for courses as required
- Maintain professional expertise
- Participate in collecting assessment data for the school
- Other duties as assigned by the School of Architecture & Interior Design and the University
Supervisory responsibilities
Carscallen Mission Workshop supervision
Qualifications
- Commitment to Christ, personal spiritual maturity, and an exemplar character
- Master's Degree in one of the following disciplines, architecture, industrial, construction
- Hands-on construction experience preferred
- Teaching experience preferred
- Ability to teach construction and furniture construction classes
- 20+ years in woodworking
Must be a Seventh-day Adventist in good and regular standing.
Technical competencies
- Current knowledge and experience in the use of information and computer technology (e.g., AutoCad, Revit) or proven ability to learn these skills
- Ability to navigate the online environment and work with Learning Management System (LMS) – Moodle (Learning Hub) preferred but training will be given
- Hands-on construction experience preferred
Interpersonal interactions
- Must be competent in mentoring students about living as a Christian witness in the workplace
- Must be competent in interacting with students in an advisory role
- Must be skilled in interacting with multi-ethnic and multi-national faculty and student population
- Must be able to work effectively as a team member
- Must have the ability to form good student and peer relationships
- Must be an effective presenter/speaker/teacher
- Willingness to be flexible in teaching and other assignments
- Must be competent mentoring students about living a Christian witness in the workplace
- Must be competent interacting with students in an advisory role
- Must be competent interacting with multiethnic and multinational faculty and student population
- Must be able to work effectively as a team member
- Must have the ability to form good student and peer relationships
- Must be an effective presenter/speaker/teacher
- Willingness to be flexible in teaching and other assignments
Physical demands
- Must be able to perform standard classroom and woodshop instruction
- Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions
- Must be able to lift 60 pounds
- Must be able to safely climb ladders and work at heights of 15 above ground.
- Must be able to perform normal classroom and design studio instruction
- Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions
Work environment
- Workshop classes and work will be conducted in the Carscallen Mission Workshop and Architecture building.
- The workshop can have high noise levels.
- Lecture and studio courses will be taught mostly in the Architecture building; while some courses may require use of the design/build workshop, as well as domestic or international travel (e.g., field trips, mission trips and/or study tours)