The Lock Shop duties include, but are not limited to the following:

1. Cut keys for faculty and staff
2. Support Key Control as needed
3. Audit site key boxes
4. Replace keys that belong in site maintenance, custodial and vault boxes
5. Repair all lock hardware within TUSD, support sites included
6. Replace lock hardware as needed
7. Adjust doors and door closers to meet ADA requirements
8. Lube, adjust and replace (if needed) door hardware such as exit devices, hinges, locksets, etc
9. Install locking file cabinet bars to secure critical information
10. Cut keys by code for file cabinets, storage cabinets, vehicles, etc
11. Key and re-key, padlocks to assist in securing a site after hours
12. Update site maps when there has been a change in the keying plan
13. Supply estimates to sites for site upgrades such as installing file cabinet bars and re-keying multiple rooms
14. Support other TUSD maintenance shops, engineering and project management upon request or as needed
15. Preventive maintenance on all door hardware and locksets
16. Assist site and roving engineers as needed
17. Re-weld broken doors and door frames to repair broken hinge plates
18. Repair “hinge bound” doors
19. Data entry regarding key numbers, keying changes, or portable moves
20. Repair lock and door hardware as requested in site initiated Work Orders
21. Create Master Key systems as needed
22. Ensure the safety and security of all TUSD staff, faculty, and students thru daily lock and door hardware repairs making sure that exterior and interior doors are able to be secured in a Lock Down situation and by close of business
23. Key portables for TUSD personnel to enable movement and complete repairs
24. Re-key portables to the site keys after they(portables) have been moved and repaired
25. Review blueprints to ensure that new hardware is compatible with current TUSD key system

Basically, the TUSD Lock Shop repairs, replaces, and secures almost all doors and lock hardware within the District.