Carpenter

As a carpenter, you will perform constructing, repairing, and installing wooden structures, frameworks, and fixtures. The role is hands-on, entry-level, and focused on learning the trade through practical experience and guidance.

Key Responsibilities:

• Carpentry Tasks: Demolition, framing, siding, roofing, flooring, drywall installation, decking and all facets of finish carpentry.
• Tool and Material Handling: Prepare and maintain tools, equipment, and materials; ensure job sites are clean and organized.
• Read Blueprints: Learn to interpret basic blueprints, schematics, or instructions under supervision.
• Safety Compliance: Follow safety protocols, wear protective gear, and maintain a safe work environment. Employer will provide all OSHA approved safety equipment required.
• Learn Techniques: Gain skills in using hand tools (e.g., saws, hammers) and power tools (e.g., drills, sanders) while developing precision and craftsmanship. Attention to detail is extremely important.
• Site Preparation: Overall daily jobsite cleanliness, help set up scaffolding, ladders, and other equipment as needed.

Requirements:

• Education: High school diploma or equivalent.
• Experience: 1 year minimum of general construction experience is required.
• Driver’s license and own vehicle are required for transportation when needed.
• Basic hand tools.
• Recreational drugs and smoking are prohibited.
• Physical Fitness: Ability to lift heavy materials, stand for long periods, and work in various weather conditions.
• Skills: Basic problem-solving, eagerness to learn, and good hand-eye coordination.
• Soft Skills: Strong work ethic, teamwork, and willingness to take direction from mentors.

Work Environment:

• Location: Job sites vary (e.g., residential, commercial, or industrial settings); may involve outdoor or confined spaces.
• Hours: Full-time, often with early starts; overtime possible during project deadlines.
• Travel: Some jobs require travel to different sites. Most jobsites are within a 20 mile radius

Training and Growth:

• Carpenters typically work under a journeyman carpenter for 2–4 years, combining on-the-job training with classroom instruction when necessary.
• Learn advanced skills like formwork, finish carpentry, or specialized techniques.
• Opportunity to become a journeyman carpenter or supervisor with greater benefits.
• We offer paid benefits after one year of full-time employment. Hourly wages increase yearly based on cost-of-living increases.