Carpenter

About the Role

The role may involve a variety of commercial and residential carpentry tasks, such as start‑to‑finish carpentry, metal studs and wood framing, rough builds, trim work (including molding, cabinets, and windows), hand metal and wood doors, acoustical ceiling installation, casing and hardware installation, drywall hanging, and remodel work. • Perform start‑to‑finish carpentry on commercial and residential projects. • Install metal studs, wood framing, and rough builds. • Execute trim work, including molding, cabinets, and windows. • Run casing, install hardware, hang drywall, and complete remodel tasks.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸carpentry
• ▸metal studs
• ▸wood framing
• ▸trim work
• ▸drywall hanging
• ▸remodel work

What You Bring

Candidates must have prior carpentry experience, their own tools, and must wear proper personal protective equipment; OSHA 10 certification is preferred. • Fit hand metal and wood doors and install acoustical ceilings. • Proven carpentry experience required. • Own trade tools and wear proper PPE. • OSHA 10 certification preferred.

Requirements

• ▸carpentry
• ▸door fitting
• ▸acoustical ceilings
• ▸trade tools
• ▸ppe
• ▸osha 10

Benefits

Tradesmen International offers consistent work, competitive pay, and a benefits package that includes vacation pay, health insurance, a 401(k) profit‑sharing plan, incentive programs, tool purchase programs, and more. The company is an equal‑opportunity employer. • Vacation pay benefit. • Health insurance coverage. • 401(k) profit‑sharing savings plan. • Incentive and tool purchase programs.

Work Environment

Onsite