Carpenter Safety Apprentice

Founded in 1989, Lee Industrial Contracting is a 100% employee-owned company based in Pontiac, Michigan. We are the premier industrial contractor of choice for a broad variety of equipment installation, construction, and service projects. As employee-owners, we all strive to demonstrate the core values of Safety, Teamwork, Integrity, and Dedication each and every day. As a team, our mission is to provide our customers with the finest people, material, and equipment available. Apprenticeship and Comprehensive Training Programs
Paid Holidays Upon Hire
Competitive Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
Company Paid Short-Term Disability & Life Insurance
Safety Bonus Program
Employee Stock Ownership Program
Work Travel Incentive
Holiday Bonus
Learn to use common hand tools and apply basic math and geometry in carpentry.
Support other apprentices, carpenters, and foremen on various projects.
Keep the job site clean and well-organized.
Handle the loading and unloading of materials, tools, and equipment.
Gain essential carpentry skills to progress within the carpentry department.
1 year carpentry experience in the residential setting or technical school experience

Equipment experience:

Aerial -lift Operation - Boom Lift (Preferred)
Aerial -lift Operation - Scissor Lift (Preferred)
Forklift Operation - Material Handling up to 5000# (Preferred)
Basic operation of trucks and equipment (Preferred)
Trailer Loading and securing of construction material (Preferred)
Rigging Requirements:

Signal or verbally direct workers engaged in hoisting and moving loads to ensure safety of workers and materials.
Use & recognize rigging hardware including hooks, shackles, wire rope clips, clamps, eye bolts, softeners and tag lines
Identifies common load configurations & positioning
Rigger 1 training – trains on above
Wood working tools - Circular saw, hand saw, power drills, etc.
Metal Working tools - hand saw, bandsaw, grinders, etc.
Work in permit & non-permit required confined spaces and in proximity to loud equipment.
Must be able to respond quickly to auditory alarms, visual signals, or other effective means to communicate hazards