Concrete Carpenter

Haselden Construction•Denver, CO

About The Position

Haselden Construction is seeking a Concrete Carpenter to support self-perform concrete work on its projects. The role builds and installs formwork, assists with concrete placement, and helps deliver safe, high-quality work. The position involves physically demanding work in an active construction environment, including work indoors and outdoors, at heights, on uneven surfaces, around equipment, and in varying weather. Team members are expected to follow jobsite safety requirements and wear required personal protective equipment. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the role. The pay range is $20.00–$30.00. Haselden describes its work environment as progressive, positive, challenging, and fun, and highlights career growth, personal development, a dynamic team atmosphere, and strong core values. Candidates must provide personal safety footwear and basic hand tools as required by the collective agreement, have reliable transportation to assigned job sites, and pass a required background check and drug test.

Requirements

Experience as a Concrete Carpenter or in a similar concrete construction role.
Experience with concrete form systems.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, shop drawings, lift drawings, and plan revisions.
Knowledge of concrete formwork, layout, embeds, anchor bolts, rebar coordination, concrete placement, and basic finishing.
Ability to work well in a team environment, take direction, and communicate effectively with supervisors and team members.
Self-motivated, dependable, safety-minded, and detail-oriented.
Must provide personal safety footwear and basic hand tools per collective agreement requirements.
Reliable transportation to assigned job sites.
Must pass a background check and drug test.
Must be able to perform physically demanding work in an active construction environment, including frequently lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling materials up to 50 lbs.; heavier materials may occasionally need to be moved with assistance.
Must regularly stand, walk, bend, kneel, squat, climb, reach, and work for extended periods.
Must be able to work indoors, outdoors, at heights, on uneven surfaces, around equipment, and in varying weather conditions.
Must be able to wear required PPE and follow all jobsite safety requirements.

Nice To Haves

Experience with multiple concrete form systems preferred.
OSHA 10-hour certification preferred.
Equipment, fall protection, rigging/signal, scaffold, silica, or confined space training preferred.

Responsibilities

Read and interpret blueprints, shop drawings, lift drawings, sketches, and building plans.
Build, erect, brace, and strip concrete formwork using wood, metal, and other form systems.
Install concrete-related items, including embeds, anchor bolts, bulkheads, block outs, openings, rebar, wire mesh, vapor barrier, and other materials.
Place, finish, and vibrate concrete as required.
Use basic layout tools, including a tape measure, builder level, laser level, plumb bob, and carpenter levels.
Select appropriate materials and tools for each task and verify work is plumb, level, square, and built to plan.
Erect and maintain ladders, scaffolding, framework, safety rails, and access points as assigned.
Keep work areas clean, organized, and free of tripping hazards throughout the shift.
Identify hazards, contribute to the Plan of the Day/JHA/PRA, and participate in Toolbox Talks.
Inspect tools, rigging, fall protection, and equipment before use; report safety concerns, incidents, or near misses immediately.
Communicate material, tool, or equipment needs to the Foreman or Superintendent.
Support apprentices, laborers, and team members by sharing knowledge and helping develop concrete carpentry skills.