Carpenter & Concrete Carpenter

Job Description

Job Description

Full Job Description

We’re seeking skilled Carpenters & Concrete Carpenters (journeyman+) for exciting projects in select U.S cities. This includes journeymen, masters, foremen and superintendents. Many of our customers are looking for carpenters that have drywall framing experience and concrete formwork experience. We prioritize your safety and value your expertise. We offer flexible interview times and an easy-to-follow application process. Apply now to jumpstart your skilled craft career!

Salary Range : $28 - $65+ per hour DOE

Benefits

• Paid Time Off
• Medical
• Retirement

Here’s what Skillit needs from you

• Have journeyman+ carpentry skills
• Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety regulations, operation and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals
• Ability to work with tools, such as, power and non-powered hand tools
• Willing and able to follow instructions and ask clarifying questions
• Ability to handle materials that can weigh up to 200Ibs
• Strong attention to detail

Here’s what you’ll be doing

• Interpret and follow blueprints and project specifications for carpentry tasks
• Perform various carpentry tasks such as framing, installing structures, and finishing work
• Adhere to safety regulations and guidelines at all times
• Use a variety of tools, both powered and non-powered, effectively and safely
• Seek clarification and ask questions as needed to ensure accurate work
• Lift and handle materials with care and safety
• Pay close attention to detail in all carpentry tasks to ensure quality workmanship

Concrete CarpenterRole Description

Concrete Carpenters are responsible for building and assembling the formwork systems that shape concrete into structural and architectural elements. This role requires technical skill in carpentry, accuracy in layout, and the ability to work with scaffolding, forming systems, and reinforcing steel. Concrete Carpenters directly impact the safety, accuracy, and productivity of construction by preparing the structures that allow concrete placement to succeed.

Key Responsibilities

• Formwork Construction: Build, set, and strip forms for a variety of concrete structures.
• Accuracy Verification: Check alignment and dimensions of formwork and scaffolding.
• Placement Support: Assist with placement and finishing of concrete as needed.
• Safety Practices: Apply safe work methods while handling tools, equipment, and materials.

Formwork Construction

• Build, erect, and strip forms for slabs, walls, decks, elevator cores, and tilt panels.
• Install reinforcing steel when required.
• Assemble formwork systems using carpentry tools and equipment.
• Erect scaffolding and ladders for elevated work.

Accuracy Verification

• Confirm level, plumb, and alignment of forms using hand tools such as levels and plumb bobs.
• Adjust formwork to meet specified dimensions.
• Review drawings to validate layout accuracy.

Placement Support

• Assist laborers and finishers with placement and patching activities.
• Stage and move equipment for upcoming pours.
• Participate in cleanup after placement activities.
• Transport and maintain forming materials and small equipment.

Safety Practices

• Follow and promote safe working practices and work areas.
• Report unsafe conditions to the Crew Task Lead immediately.