Historic Carpenter

About Durable Restoration Our mission is to preserve and restore historic structures and landmarks. We often work with churches, government buildings, universities, museums, and private residences. Our clients value the character of their structure and are entrusting us to protect its historic fabric and often extend its lifespan. Many of the structures we work on are significant within their communities whether locally or nationally. We strive for award winning quality, world class service, and uncompromising integrity! About the Role Historic Carpenter Description/Job Summary Minimum Years and Type of Experience 3+ years of Historic Carpentry The Historic Carpenter is responsible for the preservation/restoration efforts of their assigned scope of work. The Historic Carpenter will support the In-charge or Project foreman by effectively communicating their needs for each assigned task, if any and deliver uncompromising quality. Valid Drivers License preferred but not required Must be able to pass a background check and pre-employment drug screen, including random drug screens after employment starts Must be willing to travel at times What You’ll Bring General knowledge and skill set of framing carpentry General knowledge and skill set of paint grade finish carpentry Ability to create simple square, level, and plumb structures from drawings or existing conditions Ability to prepare material to be installed by squaring the wood or cutting it to the required widths and/or lengths Ability to repair/replace simple structural wood members Ability to remove old coatings down to bare material with little to no damage to historic wooden fabric Ability to remove and catalog historic windows, doors, and wooden fabric; removing with little to no damaged to the historic wooden fabric and recording the location, condition, and hardware to be reinstalled Working knowledge of all types of window sashes, jambs, and their parts. (Friction, single hung, double hung, casement, & etc) Working knowledge of the steps taken and skills needed to correct improperly functioning windows and doors Ability to install dutchman repairs by efficiently replacing a damaged piece of material with a good piece of matching material. Ability to install epoxy repairs, using the specified products to consolidate rotted/damaged wood and use the specified products to fill in the rotted/damaged wood. Ability to dissemble and reassemble historic windows with little to no damage to existing fabric Basic knowledge, and abilities to install replacement glass into a historic window using a glazing putty Ability to apply finishes via brush, roller, or sprayer with proficiency Ability to create profile drawings for millwork, providing simple drawing with measurements of existing conditions to clearly communicate the existing fabric Ability to calculate a material list with quantities of what is needed for the assigned scope of work What We Offer: Paid in house training Uncapped Over Time and Work through the Winter Paid travel time Health, Vision, Dental Insurance and 401(k) after 90 days. QUARTERLY BONUSES, SATURDAY WORK BONUSES AND PERFECT ATTENDANCE BONUSES. Promotions based on performance, not tenure. Competitive pay The Durable Slate and Restoration Companies provide equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. #J-18808-Ljbffr The Durable Slate Company