Carpenter

Description

• Sits in the operator’s seat of equipment and reaches all pedals, switches, levers, buttons, etc., required to safely operate the equipment.
• Performs physical activities that require considerable use of your arms and legs and moving your whole body, such as climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, stooping, and handling of materials.
• Lifts arms above shoulder level (i.e. lifts items into a truck or overhead area).
• Performs layout accurately, using a rule, framing square, plumb bob, and level.
• Installs various concrete form ties and accessories. Assists with reinforcement, grading, and other related tasks for concrete placement and removal.
• Climbs ladders or steps to reach objects.
• Conduct marine construction tasks under the direction of a crew leader
• Signal and safely place heavy loads with crane assistance or other specialized lifting devices.
• Safely operates power saws, grinders, roto hammers, power drills, Hilti guns, burning torches, impact wrenches, table saws, chains, and cable jacks.
• Rigs property to move from one place/position to another.

Requirements

• Great interpersonal and communications skills to effectively lead a crew and interact with customers.
• Works in confined or enclosed spaces.
• 3+ years’ experience as a marine construction worker familiar will form work, pouring concrete and pile driving operations.
• Ability to cut and weld steel, using underwater welding / burning equipment, jigs, and supports.
• Sits in the operator’s seat of equipment and has an adequate field of vision of all instruments, gauges, warning lights, as well as an acceptable field of vision out of the windows/mirrors.
• Must be a highly reliable individual with good organizational skills and be able to work unsupervised.
• Experience with the installation of sheet piles, prestressed concrete piles, tubular steel piles and H-Piles
• Wears a hard hat, safety glasses, gloves, safety-toed boots, and other applicable PPE.
• Experience working with all types of woodworking equipment.
• Adequate hearing, enough to receive and understand instructions, be alerted by horns, sirens, shouting, or any other noise that is meant to convey a safety warning.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Experience working with Microsoft Office Outlook, Word, and Excel with the capability to learn new computer software including tablet-based safety programs and job/project reporting.
• Experience with the construction of bridges, walkways, piers, boat ramps, seawalls, docks, wharfs, and jetties
• Moves heavy objects (94 lbs. or more) short distances (20’ of less).
• Moves light objects (less than 94 lbs.) long distances (more than 20’).
• Works in a variety of weather conditions with exposure to the elements.
• Shapes, cuts, drills, handles, and erect heavy treated timber caps, clamps, stringers, decking, etc.
• Works at heights of up to 50’ or more.
• Sits or stands for long periods of time.
• Valid Driver’s License with current driving record free from serious or frequent violation.
• Walks moderated distances to reach work area (1/2 mile or more).

Benefits

• $20-$40/per hour
• Ownership and Accountability - When something goes wrong, we first “look in the mirror” before we “look out the window”. We ask “what could I have done differently?” and then we share lessons learned. Regularly challenging ourselves and those around us to be better is a way of life. “Me first” belongs here.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance