Foreman Carpenter

1w1 week ago

Zachry Group

Roxboro, US · Full-time · $70,000 – $95,000

About this role

The Foreman Carpenter oversees and leads a crew of 1-15 employees on industrial construction projects. This role involves constructing, erecting, installing, and repairing structures and fixtures of wood and plywood using hand tools and power tools. Proficiency in reading blueprints ensures accurate determination of material scopes and locations.

Daily tasks include reading blueprints and specifications to identify quantities and sizes of materials required. Crew leaders must select all tools needed for tasks and pinpoint safety risks along with required precautions. This ensures efficient and secure execution of carpentry work on site.

The position reports to supervision over a crew of up to 5-15 craft workers, mixing journeymen, helpers, and laborers. Reliable leadership is key in coordinating these teams during industrial builds. Adherence to company and site rules maintains operational standards.

Physical demands require standing, walking, bending, lifting up to 50lbs, and working at heights in all weather conditions while wearing PPE. Willingness to work full schedules with overtime supports project timelines. Safety compliance is mandatory for all activities.

Requirements

5+ years working as a Journeyman carpenter on an industrial construction project
2+ years of experience working in a supervisory position
Able to read blueprints, plans, and drawings proficiently to perform duties
Knowledge of materials, tools, and processes involved with basic building techniques and form construction
Able to compute basic arithmetic functions, measure, mark, and cut equipment and materials to specification
Reliable transportation
Able to work full work schedule and any additional overtime as needed
Willing to work safely and follow all safety rules and regulations

Responsibilities

Oversee and lead a crew of 1-15 employees
Construct, erect, install, and repair structures and fixtures of wood and plywood using hand tools and power tools
Read blueprints and specifications to determine the scope of work, locations, quantities, and sizes of materials required
Identify all tools required for tasks
Identify safety risks and the precautions required to eliminate those risks