Journeyman Carpenter

• Set up and operate wood working tools to cut, finish and form material for the job
• Use a variety of hand tools to form, fabricate, finish, erect, dismantle, repair and refinish structures and mill and office equipment
• Perform a wide variety of carpentry work such as interior finishing, repair, and construction of office furniture, doors, partitions, windows, buildings, tanks, benches, shoring, concrete forms, fiber glass forms, etc.
• Locate and install prefabricated wood, fiber glass, and metal types of roofing and siding
• Perform touch-up or incidental painting as required in connection with repairs
• Erect safety barriers and make provisions for handling materials needed for the job
• Maintain accurate records such as labor hours and preventative maintenance findings on work orders, and create job plans for future reference on jobs
• Work in high places (in excess of 80 feet) and in confined spaces
• It is critical that this position adhere to, and promote, all safety policies and procedures

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• Journeyman Carpenter Card
• In lieu of a Journeyman Card, must have at least five years of verifiable journey-level experience in industrial carpentry
• Good decision making and prioritization skills and can work under pressure
• Candidate must be able to complete task with little supervision

Understanding of Lean Manufacturing concept is preferred