Carpenter

Carpenter PositionPlease note that there are three levels of Carpenter. The level you will be awarded will be based on your qualifications and experience.Level 1 Carpenter - Job DescriptionA Level 1 Carpenter assists in basic carpentry tasks, developing proficiency in construction techniques under the supervision of experienced carpenters. Essential duties include measuring, cutting, and assembling materials based on project specifications. Assisting in installing framing, formwork, and temporary structures. Reading and interpreting blueprints under supervision. Maintaining tools and equipment to ensure efficiency and safety. Working collaboratively with a team to complete assigned tasks.Level 2 Carpenter Job DescriptionA Level 2 Carpenter demonstrates increased competency in carpentry work, independently completing tasks with some guidance. Essential duties include performing layout work and material cutting with precision. Constructing and installing formwork, frames, and structures according to specifications. Reading and interpreting construction plans and executing work accordingly. Working with a variety of hand and power tools. Assisting in training junior carpenters and laborers.Skills, Knowledge, Qualifications & ExperienceThree to five years of carpentry experience preferred. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs; may be required to work in adverse weather conditions. Proficiency in using hand and power tools. Strong work ethic and desire to learn. Good manual dexterity; may involve standing, bending, kneeling, or sitting for long periods. Knowledge of materials, methods, and tools involved in carpentry. Must follow policies and procedures and support the organization's mission.Level 3 Carpenter - Job DescriptionA Level 3 Carpenter is a highly skilled tradesperson responsible for advanced carpentry work, including framing, formwork, and finishing. This role requires the ability to work independently, interpret complex blueprints, and ensure structural integrity on construction projects. Level 3 Carpenters serve as mentors to junior carpenters and laborers, providing leadership on-site. Essential duties include independently executing advanced framing, finishing, and custom carpentry tasks. Reading and interpreting blueprints and construction drawings, ensuring accuracy. Installing and building formwork, scaffolding, and other structural elements. Ensuring work adheres to building codes and quality standards. Operating and maintaining heavy-duty carpentry tools and equipment. Assisting in estimating materials and coordinating logistics for carpentry work. Providing training and mentorship to junior carpenters and laborers. Working collaboratively with the site superintendent and construction managers to maintain project timelines. Troubleshooting and solving carpentry-related challenges on-site. Following all safety regulations and maintaining a clean, organized workspace.Skills, Knowledge, Qualifications & ExperienceFive or more years of carpentry experience in construction or infrastructure projects. Advanced proficiency in using power tools, hand tools, and heavy carpentry equipment. Strong understanding of building materials, construction methods, and blueprint reading. Ability to work independently and make sound decisions in the field. Physical stamina and dexterity; may require standing, bending, kneeling, or lifting up to 50 lbs for extended periods. Strong leadership and teamwork skills. Knowledge of OSHA safety regulations and job site best practices.RequirementsEighteen years of age. Able to pass a drug test. Legally eligible to work in the US. Must have reliable transportation to and from the job site every workday (driver's license preferred). Must provide own hand tools (excluding power tools). Willingness to travel for project requirements (multi-state opportunities).