Carpenter

1w1 week ago

Aleut Federal

Shiprock, US · Full-time · $60,000 – $85,000

About this role

The carpenter performs construction remodels and general maintenance tasks on buildings, requiring practical skills and knowledge in trades such as carpentry, mechanical work, electrical work, plumbing, painting, and masonry. This on-site role focuses on commercial and federal building sites like schools.

Daily tasks include reading and interpreting blueprints, sketches, and specifications to determine materials, dimensions, and installation procedures. Carpenters measure, cut, shape, assemble, and install wood and other materials including drywall, plywood, laminates, and light-gauge metal framing.

Work involves installing and repairing doors, windows, framing, cabinetry, siding, flooring, and interior/exterior trim, as well as constructing frameworks, partitions, and structural components. Perform demolition and removal of damaged materials in preparation for repairs or new construction.

The environment requires working both indoors and outdoors, exposed to weather, equipment hazards, elevated areas, and noise. Maintain a safe, clean site by following OSHA regulations and using PPE like fall protection harnesses and hard hats.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Journey/Tradesman State License desired; completion of a registered apprenticeship desired
10 years of experience in commercial building trades in general carpentry, rough carpentry, door installation, and interior systems
Experienced in all commercial and federal building construction with safety and code compliance
Ability to interpret blueprints, sketches, layouts, and construction documents and plans
Proficiency with power tools, hand tools, and layout tools
Basic computer skills, Outlook, Teams, and Timesheet entry
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills

Responsibilities

Perform skilled carpentry work in the construction, repair, and maintenance of structures and fixtures in accordance with contract requirements
Read and interpret blueprints, sketches, and specifications to determine materials, dimensions, and installation procedures
Measure, cut, shape, assemble, and install wood and other materials such as drywall, plywood, laminates, and light-gauge metal framing
Install and repair doors, windows, framing, cabinetry, siding, flooring, and interior/exterior trim
Construct and repair frameworks, partitions, and structural components as required
Perform demolition and removal of damaged or obsolete materials in preparation for repairs or new construction
Other duties as assigned