Full Time Carpenter
sunenergy1Bethel (NC)
About the role
About SunEnergy1 SunEnergy1 is a leading renewable energy company specializing in utility-scale solar projects across the United States. We are committed to delivering high-quality solar installations that drive clean energy adoption while maintaining best-in-class safety and construction standards. SunEnergy1 is seeking a skilled and dependable Carpenter to support construction activities on commercial and utility-scale solar projects. This role requires frequent travel to project sites and involves hands-on carpentry work including framing, formwork, structural modifications, and general construction support. The ideal candidate is safety-focused, detail-oriented, and thrives in a fast-paced, field-based environment. Perform rough and finish carpentry work on solar and construction sites Construct and install framing, forms, supports, and temporary structures Build and dismantle concrete formwork and assist with pours Interpret blueprints, drawings, and site plans Support site preparation and structural modifications as required Travel to project sites nationwide as needed Collaborate with project managers, superintendents, and field crews 3+ years of carpentry or construction experience~ Experience in commercial or utility-scale construction preferred~ Ability to read and interpret construction drawings~ Strong knowledge of carpentry methods, materials, and tools~ Willingness and ability to travel extensively (up to 75–100%)~ Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions~ Solar construction experience Experience working on large-scale infrastructure projects Travel per diem (when applicable)~ Health, dental, and vision insurance~Opportunities for growth within a fast-growing renewable energy company
Employment Type: Full Time
Bonus/Commission: No
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