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Caddell Construction

CAW - Apprentice

Montgomery, AL · On-site

Job Title - Skilled trade Apprentice Location - Various International locations Resumes are reviewed as submitted and staffed based on project need. Rewards of Working at Caddell - Eligible for ...

Caddell Construction

CAW - Apprentice

Montgomery, AL · On-site

Job Title - Skilled trade Apprentice Location - Various International locations Resumes are reviewed as submitted and staffed based on project need. Rewards of Working at Caddell -Eligible for ...

State of Louisiana

TRADES APPRENTICE

Baton Rouge, LA · On-site

$2.7K - $5.0K/mo

This position offers advancement from Trades Apprentice to Electrician, and ultimately Electrician Specialist, based on experience and performance. Licensing Requirements: A valid Class "B" Driver ...

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CAW - Apprentice

Montgomery, AL • On-site

Caddell Construction
Construction • 201 - 500 employees
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Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement

Re-posted 9 days ago

Job description

Job Title - Skilled trade Apprentice

Location - Various International locations

Resumes are reviewed as submitted and staffed based on project need.

Rewards of Working at Caddell - Eligible for medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401K /Roth along with referral completion and relocation bonuses. 

What You Will Do

  • Work with tentured CAW construction team members on skilled trade work on projects.
  • Grow your skillset during hands on work.
  • Assist journeymen and supervisors with daily trade-related tasks on job sites
  • Learn and follow OSHA, company, and site-specific safety procedures
  • Read and interpret basic blueprints, drawings, and work orders
  • Use hand tools, power tools, and trade-specific equipment safely and correctly
  • Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area
  • Transport materials, tools, and equipment as needed
  • Participate in on-the-job training and required classroom or certification programs
  • Communicate effectively with supervisors, team members, and other trades
  • Demonstrate reliability, punctuality, and willingness to learn
  • Working Conditions- Construction setting, travel required, full time. Must have the ability to crawl, climb, walk, reach with hands and arms, bend, kneel, crouch, stand for longs periods of time, lift and hold in excess of 50lbs, talk, hear and occasionally sit. Must have the ability to withstand confined spaces and or/extreme heights while negotiating tasks at hand in a safe manner to themselves and/or others. Subject to hot, cold, humid and wet conditions depending on location.

What We Expect

Accountability is part of The Caddell Way and our employees share in a strong work ethic and positive team environment.  There is a true sense of purpose and teamwork. 

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities - Excellent written and verbal communication, and strong organizational skills. Strong working knowledge of job site safety as well as ability to complete a company specific safety orientation.

Education / Experience - Minimum high school diploma/GED.

Certifications, Licenses, etc.: - Current clearance, or the ability to obtain, a Department of Defense minimum secret security clearance required. U.S. Government Secret Security Clearance required.

Working Conditions - Construction setting, travel required, full time. Must have the ability to crawl, climb, walk, reach with hands and arms, bend, kneel, crouch, stand for longs periods of time, lift and hold in excess of 50lbs, talk, hear and occasionally sit. Must have the ability to withstand confined spaces and or/extreme heights while negotiating tasks at hand in a safe manner to themselves and/or others. Subject to hot, cold, humid and wet conditions depending on location.

Your career matters at Caddell.  While we're large enough to take on some of the most complex construction projects, we know that only happens with the strong contributions of each individual.

Caddell Construction is an Equal Opportunity Employer veterans, disability, and other protected classes under applicable laws and regulations.

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