Skilled Framer/Carpenter — Multi-Trade Construction Professional
Listed on 2026-11-01
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Carpentry, Construction Labor & Trades, Building & Residential Construction -
Construction
Carpentry, Construction Labor & Trades, Building & Residential Construction
Skilled Framer / Carpenter
Location: South Florida
Position Type: Full-Time
Industry: Residential & Commercial Construction
We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Framer/Carpenter to join our construction team.
The ideal candidate must be more than someone who can simply frame walls. We are looking for a well-rounded construction professional with strong framing and carpentry skills who also has meaningful hands-on experience in other areas of construction.
Our projects require people who can take ownership of their work, understand how the different trades come together, solve problems in the field, and step in wherever needed.
Framing and carpentry will be your primary responsibility, but versatility is extremely important to us.
Primary Framing & Carpentry Responsibilities- Perform residential and commercial framing from layout through completion.
- Frame exterior and interior walls.
- Frame roofs, ceilings, soffits, and other structural/non-structural components.
- Install headers, beams, posts, blocking, backing, and structural components.
- Perform accurate layout from architectural and structural plans.
- Read and interpret construction drawings.
- Install doors, windows, rough openings, and framing components.
- Perform detailed finish carpentry when required.
- Build stairs, platforms, soffits, chases, and specialty framing.
- Work with dimensional lumber, engineered lumber, LVLs, plywood, OSB, and other construction materials.
- Understand proper fastening, connections, bracing, and structural requirements.
- Identify framing conflicts with plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and other trades.
- Correct framing issues and make field adjustments when appropriate.
- Maintain accurate dimensions, elevations, plumb, level, and square.
- Maintain a clean and organized work area.
We are specifically looking for a carpenter/framer who can do more than carpentry.
You do not need to be a master of every construction trade. However, you should have solid hands‑on experience and be comfortable assisting with other phases of construction.
Experience in any of the following is highly valued:
- Concrete.
- Formwork.
- Rebar.
- Tie-beam construction.
- Masonry / block work.
- Drywall installation.
- Drywall finishing.
- Tile installation.
- Waterproofing.
- Roofing.
- Plumbing.
- Electrical.
- HVAC.
- Exterior siding.
- Doors and windows.
- Finish carpentry.
- General construction.
- Punch-list and repair work.
The more construction disciplines you understand, the more valuable you are to our team.
We want someone who can spend the morning framing a wall, recognize a plumbing conflict, help resolve the issue, and then assist another crew with general construction work when necessary.
What We Are Looking ForThe ideal candidate is:
- An exceptionally strong framer/carpenter.
- Experienced with both structural and general carpentry.
- Extremely attentive to detail.
- Able to read and understand plans.
- Able to perform accurate measurements and layout.
- Able to work independently with minimal supervision.
- A strong problem solver.
- Comfortable working with other trades.
- Capable of identifying problems before they become expensive.
- Reliable and punctual.
- Physically capable of performing demanding construction work.
- Willing to learn and take on tasks outside of their primary trade.
- Able to maintain professional workmanship and jobsite standards.
- We are looking for quality professionals — not people who simply want to get the job done as quickly as possible.
- We expect our carpenters to take pride in their workmanship.
- Walls need to be straight.
- Corners need to be square.
- Openings need to be accurate.
- Elevations need to be correct.
- Connections need to be properly executed.
- Details matter.
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