Finish Carpenter - Millwork & Casework Installer

Job Description

Job Description

About this role

Join a busy commercial team in Dallas, TX as a finish carpenter focused on high-level millwork and specialty casework. You will install wood, plastic laminate (PL) and metal casework, fume hoods, DFH assemblies and other specialty items on commercial and institutional projects. This is a hands-on role for a dependable tradesperson with 3-5 years of finish carpentry/millwork experience. Work is primarily day shifts (Monday-Friday) with occasional overtime or weekend work as needed. Strong blueprint-reading, pre-planning, and strict adherence to site safety are required.

What you'll do

• Install AWW, PL and metal casework, fume hoods, DFH, and miscellaneous specialty millwork per drawings
• Read and verify drawings on-site; measure, layout, level and align casework before fastening and anchoring
• Preplan tools, materials and installation sequence for safe, efficient work and timely handoffs
• Make field adjustments, trim openings, set anchors, install hardware, and align doors/drawers to spec
• Keep work area clean and organized; protect finished surfaces and adjacent trades during installation
• Follow the site safety program, report hazards/incidents promptly, and use Stop Work Authority for unsafe conditions

What we're looking for

• 3-5 years finish carpentry or high-level millwork experience on commercial projects
• Hands-on experience installing wood, plastic laminate and metal casework and related specialties
• Proven ability to read and interpret technical drawings, shop drawings and blueprints
• Proficient with hand and power tools used in finish carpentry (levels, routers, drills, saws, etc.)
• Strong measuring, layout and fit-up skills; able to work from templates and field dimensions
• Able to lift, carry and position heavy assemblies and work safely on ladders and scaffolds

Qualifications

• 3-5 years finish carpentry or millwork experience
• Proficient blueprint/drawing reading and field layout skills
• OSHA 10-hour (preferred) or equivalent site safety training
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation to Dallas-area job sites
• Ability to pass background check and drug screen
• English required; Spanish or other language skills are a plus

What we offer

• Health, dental and vision options (where offered) and access to site safety training
• Paid time off and holiday policies (as provided by employer)
• Retirement plan access and opportunities for long-term steady work on commercial projects
• Tool/equipment allowance or reimbursement for job-specific tools (if provided)
• Opportunities for on-the-job training and certification support in millwork and safety programs

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