Traveling Federal Carpenter

Engineered Structures, Inc.•Meridian, ID

62d•Onsite

About The Position

A Federal Traveling Carpenter performs skilled carpentry work in constructing, repairing, and maintaining structures, furniture, and fixtures. This role involves working with various materials, mentoring less experienced carpenters, and ensuring compliance with safety standards. Specific duties include door installation, drywall hanging and finishing, metal and wood stud framing, suspended T-grid ceiling installation, and trim/finish carpentry. Related tasks encompass rough framing, blocking and backing, cabinetry and casework installation, and general finish and punch-list carpentry. This is a traveling position supporting Federal project sites both within the continental United States (CONUS) and outside the continental United States (OCONUS), with travel required nationwide and abroad.

Requirements

Active Top Secret (TS) clearance or TS/SCI eligibility preferred.
Two or more years of experience in the construction industry (laborer or higher).
General knowledge of building construction, materials, means and methods, scheduling, construction drawings, and specifications.
Demonstrates leadership, integrity, perseverance, reliability, respect, and self-discipline.
Personal motivation, initiative, and potential for growth.
Ability to collaborate effectively with project teams to plan and accomplish goals.
Effective and professional communication and interaction with supervisors, employees, and others, whether individually or in a team environment, are vital aspects of the role.
Adherence to safety protocols and the ability to follow oral and written instructions, including equipment guidelines, and company policies, are necessary to perform work safely and effectively.
Must be able to pass a background check and obtain/maintain access to Federal job sites; a clean background is required.

Responsibilities

Follow safety protocols and ensure compliance with OSHA standards.
Use personal protective equipment (PPE) and enforce safety practices on-site.
Study blueprints, sketches, or building plans to determine materials and dimensions required.
Verify the trueness of structures.
Operate a variety of carpentry tools and machinery safely and efficiently.
Select and prepare materials using tools such as saws, Sawzall, drills, impact drivers, and grinders under supervision.
Assemble and secure materials with nails, screws, dowel pins, or glue.
Construct frameworks, subflooring, partitions, millwork, and fixtures.
Install backing, blocking, plywood doors, and other structural components.
Assist Superintendents and General Foremen as needed.
Work varying shifts based on project requirements.
Build, repair, and install structures, frameworks, partitions, and other wood-related fixtures using hand and power tools.
Measure, cut, and shape materials.
Read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and specifications to determine project requirements.
Plan and execute carpentry projects, including estimating materials, labor, and equipment needs.
Lead small teams or assist in large-scale projects to ensure timely completion.
Maintain tools and equipment in good working condition.
Ensure high-quality workmanship and adherence to design specifications.
Inspect completed work to identify and rectify errors or deficiencies.
Mentor and guide less experienced carpenters, providing hands-on training and support.
Perform general maintenance and repair tasks assigned.
Assist other trades as needed to support department or project goals.