Lead Carpenter
The Contractor Consultants · St Bernard, OH · 1 mo ago
Manufacturing$32–$38/hrFull-time
About the role
You will step into a pivotal field leadership role, executing and directing premium residential remodels and custom structural builds. This position provides the professional autonomy to oversee complex carpentry workflows while mentoring a dedicated crew of craftsmen and apprentices. You will directly impact project quality and client satisfaction, supported by an innovative company that values your expertise.
Responsibilities
- Lead all structural and finish carpentry activities on custom residential remodeling and renovation sites.
- Serve as the central point of contact for technical carpentry execution throughout the project lifecycle.
- Supervise, mentor, and develop field carpenters, trade apprentices, and construction site laborers.
- Interpret architectural blueprints, engineering plans, and technical specifications to organize daily tasks.
- Execute high-end hands-on carpentry including structural framing, architectural trim, custom cabinetry, and exterior decking.
- Inspect incoming building materials and active craftsmanship to maintain strict aesthetic and quality standards.
- Collaborate with centralized project managers and specialty subcontractors to eliminate timeline delays.
Requirements
- Minimum of 3 years of verified carpentry experience dedicated to residential structural construction.
- Advanced technical proficiency across all phases of rough framing, structural modifications, and finish work.
- Active and valid driver's license paired with a reliable method of personal job site transportation.
- Complete mastery of commercial hand tools, industrial power equipment, and digital scheduling applications.
- Physical capacity to lift 50 lbs, navigate ladders, work at heights, and endure variable outdoor weather.
Preferred Qualifications
- Prior experience operating as a construction foreman, crew lead, or field supervisor.
- Completed formal carpentry technical training, vocational schooling, or a recognized trade apprenticeship.
- Deep operational knowledge of regional residential building codes, structural framing rules, and safety regulations.
Skills
- Mastery of commercial hand tools, industrial power equipment, and digital scheduling applications.
- Ability to interpret architectural blueprints and engineering plans.
- Leadership and mentoring of field crews.
- Strong organizational and problem‑solving abilities.
- Physical stamina for lifting, ladder work, and variable outdoor conditions.
Benefits
- Premium hourly pay ranging from $32.00 to $38+ supplemented by a corporate year‑end performance bonus.
- Consistent financial infrastructure featuring a dependable bi‑weekly pay cycle and a retirement savings program.
- Generous paid time off package covering national holidays, accrued vacation days, and sick leave.
- Dedicated career development support through fully funded training, certifications, and a tool replacement program.
- Provided company vehicle, structured mileage reimbursement options, and travel‑based per diem allowances.
- Unique culture perks including specialized employee rewards, volunteer time off, and annual corporate events.
Pay
$32.00 to $38+ per hour (Plus Year-End Bonus).
Schedule
Monday - Friday (Occasional flexibility required to meet project needs).