Commercial Construction Site Carpenter
On-siteAtlanta, Georgia, United States
Job Summary
Perform miscellaneous, skilled rough and finished carpentry on commercial construction projects including tenant improvements, base building, and new construction. Install floor, wall, window, bathroom, and freight elevator protection; frame walls, windows, and doors; cut and install millwork, louvers, and access panels. Build and maintain stairs, ramps, decks, fencing, roofs, and trusses; install ceiling grid, tiles, handrails, and bathroom accessories. Read and interpret drawings, plans, sketches, and hardware schedules to build and complete scope. Operate hand and power tools, heavy machinery, and powered industrial equipment with proper certification. Perform physical labor involving heavy lifting, bending, kneeling, and standing in varying weather conditions while adhering to safety protocols and contract requirements. Coordinate labor crews and train laborers as needed.
Required Qualifications
- extensive understanding of all trades and tools
- ability to perform tasks independently with minimal instruction
- passion for construction
- strong work ethic
- proactive mindset
- commitment to producing quality results
- availability for both day, night, and overtime work
- ability to perform continuous physical labor both inside or outside at varying heights
- ability to use fall protection and harnesses
- ability to work in varying weather conditions
- ability to operate a variety of hand and power tools
- ability to operate heavy machinery or powered industrial equipment with proper instruction and certification
- rough to advanced carpentry knowledge
- basic doors, frames, and hardware (DFH) knowledge
- ability to install/modify doors, frames, and hardware
- ability to install floor, wall, window, bathroom, and freight elevator protection and signage
- ability to read and apply hardware schedules
- ability to prioritize and manage time vs. job completion
- ability to perform complex math and complex problem solving
- ability to read and mark measuring tape and material for cutting and shaping
- ability to read and interpret drawings, plans, and sketches
- ability to perform layout work
- ability to frame walls or align, straighten, plumb, and square structures
- ability to frame windows and doors
- ability to cut, hang, patch, and repair drywall for various applications
- ability to finish drywall
- ability to cut and install millwork (trim, cabinetry, etc.)
- ability to cut and install louvers and access panels
- ability to build, install, and maintain permanent and temporary stairs, ramps and decks, fencing and gates, roofs, trusses, rafters, joists, and jacks
- ability to install and remove ceiling grid and tiles
- ability to build and install handrails and safety handrails
- ability to install bathroom accessories and partitions
- ability to install, remove, and repair floor tile, carpet square, and door stops
- ability to install, remove, and repair cove and wall base
- ability to install appliances and trim kits
- ability to hang and install material and equipment on walls/floors
- ability to cut or drill holes in laminate/stone/marble countertops
- ability to chip concrete or mix, pour, and smooth concrete for core holes or various applications
- ability to build concrete forms
- ability to perform masonry work
- ability to apply and smooth or remove caulk and weatherproofing material
- ability to apply paint to surfaces to include wood, metal, walls, sidewalks, curbs, etc.
- ability to set up and maintain office trailers, furniture, and construction entrances
- ability to erect and disassemble ladders, scaffolding, barriers, etc.
- ability to load and unload trucks
- ability to carry material up to 75 pounds and 150 pounds with help
- ability to pick up and organize tools and equipment
- ability to secure job site each day to eliminate potential safety hazards
- ability to provide a general cleanup of jobsite after work has been performed
- ability to provide direction, training and education for labor crews, subcontractors, and other team members
- ability to coordinate labor crews
- ability to train and educate laborers
- ability to work onsite in Atlanta, Georgia and the surrounding area
- ability to work with multiple subcontractors and HITT team members
- ability to have daily or frequent contact with clients and their team members
- ability to adhere to onsite protocols dictated by contract, client, building, and safety requirements
- ability to lift 75 pounds and 150 pounds
- ability to work in varying weather conditions
- ability to work at varying heights
- ability to use fall protection and harnesses
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