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Carpenter

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bianchi electric a mastec companyDenver (CO)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$22-$34 hourly

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About the role

CarpenterFNF Construction, Inc. is a general contractor providing heavy civil construction services throughout the Southwestern United States. The Carpenter is responsible for performing skilled and semi-skilled construction work on highway, bridge, and general infrastructure projects. This role includes fabricating and installing formwork, assisting with concrete placement and finishing, and operating a wide range of hand and power tools. The Carpenter must be able to read and interpret construction plans, follow direction from the Project Superintendent, and ensure all work meets applicable codes and project specifications. This is a safety-sensitive position requiring physical labor, including lifting up to 60 pounds, climbing and working on elevated surfaces, and safely operating around heavy equipment and live traffic. Travel to various job sites is required. Safely perform highway and bridge structure formwork, including curb and gutter form fabrication. Assist masons with placing and finishing concrete, including flatwork and structural elements. Read and interpret construction plans, basic design documents, and specifications. Ensure work complies with applicable Building Code requirements. Operate a variety of hand and power tools efficiently and safely. Perform physical labor as needed to support project progress. Follow directions from the Project Superintendent and work effectively as part of a field crew. Compensation, $22-$34 hourly based on experience.

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