Carpenter 1

Role Summary

The Carpenter 1 will be responsible for performing general carpentry and concrete tasks on a variety of construction projects including new construction, renovations, and other project types. Carpenters utilize a variety of tools and specialized equipment. Duties may include concrete, rough, and finish carpentry.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Follows directions and refers all exceptions to supervisor.
• Carries out core responsibilities as outlined in the Carpenter Family section.
• May perform additional core responsibilities as outlined in the Additional Core section.

Career Path

This role serves as a stepping stone towards becoming a Carpenter 2.

Key Role Responsibilities - Core CARPENTER FAMILY

• Working knowledge of all concrete tools and carpentry hand tools.
• Basic understanding and use of principles of layout and construction math as necessary per project needs.
• Sets forms for concrete including but not limited to foundations, SOG, bulkheads.
• Placement of concrete with bucket, chute, pump and placement procedures, agitation etc.
• Basic acceptable finishing of concrete with floats and trowels (columns/walls/foundations).
• Cleans and maintains concrete and forming tools.
• Proficiency with the basic elements of framing or forming.
• Installation of in-wall and roof blocking/general carpentry.
• Installation of safety railings, floor openings and general safety items.
• Erects temporary partitions and doors.
• Assists in the installation of doors, frames & hardware.
• Responsible for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) compliance and following OSHA standards.
• Adheres to JE Dunn safety standards.

Key Role Responsibilities - Additional Core

• N/A

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED (Preferred)
• Apprentice and/or Vocational/Technical/Trade training (Preferred)
• 0-2 years experience in specific trade (Preferred)
• 0-2 years commercial construction experience (Preferred)

Benefits

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Working Environment

• Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds.
• May be exposed to extreme conditions (hot or cold).
• Must be willing to work non-traditional hours to meet project needs.
• May require use of respirator.
• Must be comfortable working at projected heights, narrow workspaces, various depths (trenches).

Specific Environmental and Physical Requirements

• Frequent activity: Standing, Walking, Climbing, Bending, Kneeling, Carrying, Swinging, Reaching above Shoulder, Pushing, Pulling, Balancing
• Occasional activity: Sitting
• Frequent activity: Viewing Computer Screen