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Heartland Acoustics & Interiors

Carpenter

Raleigh, NC

$20 - $27/hr

Heartland Acoustics & Interiors brings 25+ years of expertise in specialty ceiling and wall systems ... Minimum 3 years of suspended ceiling installation experience, with the ability to adapt to flexible ...

PCM Services

Handyman

Beltsville, MD · On-site

$25 - $29/hr

Acoustic ceiling systems * Installation of commercial doors and frames * Office and commercial remodeling * Ability to work a flexible schedule, including weekends and nighttime shifts, as required ...

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Carpentry & Acoustical Ceiling Installer - South Dakota

Acoustics Associates

Box Elder, SD • On-site

$19.75 - $26.75/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 19 days ago

Job description

Carpenters are some of the first workers on a jobsite, and some of the last to leave.
They assist in site preparation; build concrete forms and decks; frame walls and roofs; hang interior and exterior walls; install windows, doors, acoustical ceilings, cabinetry, countertops and trim; and install locks, hardware and specialty furniture.


Carpenters work on almost any construction site imaginable, including new construction and remodeling, such as single-family homes; condominium and apartment projects; office towers, corporate and industrial buildings; new and remodeled hospitals, malls, stores and offices; and public projects such as stadiums, arenas, roads, bridges, schools and university buildings.


Carpenters need more than just good math and geometry skills; they have to be tough and flexible, able to work indoors or out, in the summer heat and humidity or in the bitter cold and snow of winter.


KEY AREAS:

Wood Framing, including residential framing layout, residential wall framing, stairs, roof framing, roof trusses and floor trusses
Interior Systems, including wood-and metal-framed wall partitions, framed soffits, metal jamb installation, suspended ceilings and soffits, clean rooms, demountable partitions, and raised floors
Concrete Form Work, including footings, column pads, column forms, wall forms, slab and deck forms, beam and girder forms, deck and edge forms for bridges, and stair forms
Exterior Finish, including siding, wood and vinyl soffits, asphalt shingles, doors, and window units
Interior Finish, including basic cabinet installation, countertops, shelving, paneling, trim, door hanging, and commercial hardware (door closers, panic devices, latch and lock sets, including low-voltage applications)

Requirements for Both Roles:

Ability to lift and carry 50+ pounds regularly
Prolonged periods of standing, kneeling, squatting, bending, and working on scaffolds
Strong math and measuring skills for accurate layout and cuts
Keen eye for detail, symmetry, and quality craftsmanship
Ability to follow safety protocols and use personal protective equipment (PPE)
Basic knowledge of industry materials and tools
Reliable transportation and punctuality

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