Structural Framer / Finishing Carpenter

Location: Gilbert, AZ (On-Site)

About the role

Advanced Technology Systems Company (ATSC) is seeking an experienced, hands‑on framer who can be handed a set of drawings and a deadline and deliver clean, code‑correct structural work with minimal oversight. Metal stud framing experience is strongly preferred, though seasoned wood framers with strong finish carpentry and drywall skills will also be considered. This role sits at the core of our build schedule, and the quality and pace of this work directly shapes downstream production and delivery timelines. The Structural Framer / Finish Carpenter is responsible for constructing, modifying, repairing, and maintaining structural and interior components within manufacturing, engineering, laboratory, and office environments supporting aerospace and government defense programs. This position performs skilled carpentry work including structural framing, finishing carpentry, fabrication, and facility improvements while ensuring compliance with applicable building codes, safety regulations, quality standards, and security requirements. The ideal candidate is detail‑oriented, safety‑focused, and experienced working in industrial or manufacturing facilities where precision, craftsmanship, and schedule adherence are critical. This position reports into Production/Construction Operations and works closely with carpentry, drywall, and finishing crews to keep structural builds on schedule. Framing quality and pace set the tempo for everything that follows, so this role carries real visibility with production leadership.

Responsibilities

• Perform metal stud framing (preferred) or wood framing to plan and specification, ensuring square, plumb, and code‑correct structures.
• Complete finish carpentry work and drywall installation/repair to a clean, professional standard.
• Read and interpret construction drawings, plans, and job specifications independently, flagging discrepancies before they become downstream problems.
• Lift and carry materials up to 50 lbs across the job site safely and efficiently.
• Work safely and efficiently in hot and cold weather conditions to keep builds on pace regardless of environmental challenges.
• Coordinate with carpentry, drywall, electrical, and production teams to sequence work without creating downstream delays.
• Treat framing and carpentry as primary responsibilities while remaining available to assist with other job‑related tasks as production needs shift.
• Maintain punctual, dependable attendance and