Carpenter - Arizona

Job Summary: Constructing, erecting, installing, and repairing structures and fixtures of various materials using both manual and power tools and conforming to local building codes. This position is titled Carpenter, but Carpenter is just a small part of the job. We do industrial/Public Works, and the Carpenter is an integral part of working alongside the crews and helping wherever needed.

Duties:

Take direction from supervisor on dimensions to build and set forms. Select, cut, shape, and assemble lumber and other structural units using manual and power tools. Build concrete forms and pour and finish concrete. Verify trueness/accuracy of structures. Move supplies, materials, and equipment from one area of project site to another either manually or using lifting/transferring equipment. Maintain awareness of safety rules and procedures. Identify safety hazards and report to project supervisors. Perform additional assignments at supervisor’s direction.

Experience & Competencies:

Minimum of 2 years experience as a carpenter in a heavy civil construction environment Ability to compare and see differences in the size, shape, and form of lines, figures, and objects Ability to read and understand construction measurements, quantities, scales and dimensions Must have basic competencies in mathematics and be able to perform math operations rapidly and accurately Ability to plan work and select proper tools and materials Ability to figure and shoot elevations with the use of a grade level Ability to lay out and build forms square Ability to work in a diverse employee mix Ability to work within precise limits standards of accuracy Ability to receive and follow instructions Ability to support team members in completing assigned tasks Ability to work well under time constraints and in a team-based environment Ability to operate equipment as well as manual and power tools typically used by carpenters in commercial construction Ability to work Monday through Friday, at least eight hours per day, five days per week between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Ability to work on Saturdays and Sundays as needed to meet project schedules and demands

Physical Demands of Job:

Ability to work outdoors and indoors without temperature control continuously Ability to lift 50 pounds Constant standing, frequent walking, occasional kneeling/squatting/climbing Ability to maintain balance while walking and working on scaffolds and ladders Ability to reach for, grasp, and manipulate construction materials and tools Ability to see well (naturally or with correction)

Working Conditions:

100% of the time is spent on the project.

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