CARPENTER FOREMAN
confidentialSilver Spring (MD)
$45 per hour
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confidentialSilver Spring (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$45 per hour
About the role
CARPENTER FOREMAN $45/HOUR INCLUDING BENEFITS Location: Silver Spring, MD / Washington, DC Metro Area Compensation: $45 per hour, including benefits Schedule: Year-Round Work A well-established, high-end residential Design/Build firm based in Silver Spring, Maryland, is seeking an experienced Carpenter Foreman to join our team. We specialize in high-quality residential remodeling and renovation projects throughout the Washington, DC metropolitan area, including kitchen renovations, bathroom remodeling, and complete whole-house transformations. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in residential carpentry, strong leadership abilities, and a commitment to delivering exceptional craftsmanship.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead and oversee carpentry work on residential renovation projects. Coordinate daily job site activities to ensure projects remain on schedule. Perform and supervise high-quality carpentry and finishing work. Maintain a safe, organized, and productive work environment. Work collaboratively with project managers, subcontractors, and other team members. Ensure all work meets the company's high standards for quality and craftsmanship.
What We Offer:
$45 per hour, including benefits. Consistent, year-round work. Opportunities to work on high-end residential renovation projects. A professional, quality-focused work environment.
How to Apply:
Qualified candidates are encouraged to email their resumes to info@gilday.comJoin a team dedicated to quality craftsmanship and exceptional residential renovations! recblid 55uua52mc9ihpuixn394o80kqxngnr
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