Carpenter Journey

Bechtel•Brownsville, TX

12d

About The Position

The Carpenter Journey performs industrial construction carpentry work, including interpreting project drawings, selecting and preparing materials, laying out and assembling structures, and constructing forms and chutes for concrete work. The role also involves handling materials and equipment, operating hand and power tools safely, and maintaining a clean and safe work environment. The position requires the ability to traverse uneven terrain, climb ladders and rebar structures, and work at heights or above and below ground using fall protection equipment.

Requirements

Typically requires 48 months of industrial construction experience.
Experience working at heights and functional knowledge of the proper use of fall protection equipment.
Ability to safely traverse uneven terrain while carrying tools and building materials.
Ability to climb vertical ladders and rebar walls and cages, and work at heights and above or below ground as necessary.
Ability to use hand tools dexterously and safely operate power tools and equipment.

Responsibilities

Read and understand blueprints, drawings, and sketches.
Select appropriate building materials according to project specifications and dimensions.
Plan installations to avoid obstructions.
Prepare layouts using a rule, framing square, and chalk line.
Mark cutting and assembly lines on materials using a pencil, chalk, and marking gauge.
Shape materials to prescribed measurements using tools such as skill saws, table saws, and band saws.
Assemble cut and shaped materials using nails or screws.
Verify structural trueness using a plumb bob and carpenter’s level.
Erect shoring and install plywood decking.
Construct forms and chutes for pouring concrete.
Unload materials, tools, equipment, and supplies.
Assist with lifting, positioning, and securing materials and work pieces during installation.
Clean tools and equipment.
Maintain a clean and safe work environment.
Safely use hand tools and operate power tools and equipment.
Traverse uneven terrain with tools and building materials, climb vertical ladders and rebar walls or cages, and work at heights or above and below ground as necessary.