Carpenter (All Skill Levels) — Nationwide

About This Role

Looking for carpenters to fill openings across the U.S. Work includes residential, commercial and industrial projects — framing, finish, cabinetry, exterior cladding, and concrete formwork. Assignments available for apprentices through experienced journeymen. Pay varies by region and experience (competitive hourly rates; overtime where applicable). Positions may include travel or multi-site work; candidates should be ready for hands-on tasks, working from drawings, and using common carpentry tools and equipment.

What You'll Do

• • Read and work from drawings, plans and layout marks to measure and cut materials accurately
• • Perform general rough and finish carpentry: wood framing, floor/roof framing, trim, stairs and paneling
• • Install cabinets, windows, exterior cladding, acoustical ceilings, and nonbearing partitions
• • Set up and work safely on scaffolding and temporary supports; assist with concrete formwork
• • Measure, cut and fit metal and wood framing components; operate power and hand tools safely
• • Maintain jobsite housekeeping, secure materials and coordinate with crews for on-time completion

What We're Looking For

• • Experience with general framing, finish carpentry, and bench work (apprenticeship or on-the-job experience accepted)
• • Ability to read and interpret drawings, cut lists and construction documents
• • Skilled in measuring, cutting, fastening and fitting lumber and metal studs
• • Familiarity with scaffolding, safe lifting, and common jobsite safety practices
• • Comfort working on residential and commercial sites, indoors and outdoors, at heights
• • Reliable attendance, punctuality, and ability to follow directions from crew leads or foremen

Qualifications

• • Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation; willingness to travel for assignments
• • Basic blueprint reading and construction math skills
• • OSHA 10-hour or equivalent safety training preferred (employers may provide training)
• • Ability to lift 50+ lbs, stand, kneel and work on ladders and scaffolding for full shifts
• • Willingness to submit to standard pre-employment drug screen and background check
• • Spanish or other language skills a plus for crews in some regions

What We Offer

• • Competitive hourly pay (depends on experience) with overtime pay where applicable
• • Steady assignments across regions — local and travel jobs with per diem when required
• • Tool allowance or reimbursement for job-required tools and PPE
• • Paid time off or holiday pay on select assignments (varies by project)
• • Opportunities for hands-on training and trade upskilling on the job
• • Direct-hire and long-term project opportunities for reliable performers

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