Carpenter Journeyman - Union

divh2Carpenter/h2pA skilled carpenter involved in high level millwork that can be woodwork, casework, and/or ornamental metalwork./ppDuties Responsibilities/pulliInstallation of AWW, PL + Metal casework, fume hoods, DFH, misc. specialties./liliPreplanning: tools needed, materials, installation techniques that is the fastest and safest way possible./li/ulpSafety Responsibilities/pulliResponsible to follow and participate in the ISEC Safety Program and adhere to the ISEC Safety Promise./liliPerform their jobs in the safest manner prescribed Never put themselves in harms way./liliConduct themselves in a way that enhances their personal safety and that of their coworkers contributing to a positive work environment./liliReport workplace hazards and make suggestions for their control. Use Stop Work Authority and respect Stop Work Authority on job./liliCooperate and contribute toward the overall success of the safety program./liliReport all injuries and incidents as soon as possible./li/ulpPreferred Qualifications/ppEducation/Experience/pulliExperience in casework, plastic laminate, and architectural millwork/li/ulpKnowledge/Skills/pulliAbility to read blueprints/liliSupply personal tools/liliAbility to work with minimal supervision/li/ulpMinimum Qualifications/ppEducation/Experience/pulliHigh School Education or Equivalent/lili3-5 years experience as a finished carpenter/liliUnion member where applicable/li/ulpRequirements: Workers should be able to: Physically, workers must be able to: Climb and maintain balance on ladders and scaffolds; Stoop, kneel, and crouch; Use hands and arms to reach for, handle, and manipulate objects; See well (either naturally or with correction); and lift and carry objects weighing up to 50 pounds./p/div