Build Carpenter Job Northern Kentucky USA,Trades / Skilled Labor

Perform onsite construction tasks necessary for completing new construction, rehab, and owner-occupied residential repair projects; perform technical carpentry repairs while working with key HFHP staff, subcontractors, and homeowners; effectively utilize the labor and enthusiasm of Habitat’s volunteer workforce; uphold HFHP’s quality and safety standards; work as a community partner; and promote Habitat’s mission to eliminate substandard housing and revitalize neighborhoods.

Your

Work Schedule:

Full-time;
Monday – Friday 7:30am – 3:30pm, 40 hours/week.
Expectation to work one Saturday per quarter

Required meetings:

All Staff;
Build Team

Responsibilities Key Responsibility: CONSTRUCTION & TECHNICAL WORK

Perform home construction work across a variety of skills including rough framing; installation of windows, doors, finish trim, flooring, kitchen, and bath installs/renovation; hanging and installing drywall; siding and exterior details.
Independently plan, organize, and efficiently execute work order tasks.
Perform any additional duties requested by the Project Manager or Field Manager.

Key Responsibility Area: PROJECT COORDINATION

Coordinate with Project Managers and Lead Carpenters for project planning, including material needs, workflow sequencing, and volunteer labor utilization if needed.
Uphold HFHP, OSHA, EPA, and BPI safety standards across all job sites.
Maintain HFHP tools and equipment and train lesser experienced staff or volunteers in proper use and care if appropriate.
Work collaboratively with Project Managers and other BUILD team staff to complete projects on time and on budget.

Required Education, Experience, Knowledge &

Skills:

Considerable knowledge of residential carpentry and construction, a minimum of 3 years of related professional job experience.
Ability to perform a range of residential construction tasks, from framing to finishes. Strong communication, planning, and organizational skills. Basic computer proficiency.
Familiarity with local building codes.
Commitment to HFHP’s mission and values and ability to work respectfully with diverse communities, including individuals facing challenging life circumstances.
OSHA 30 certification or willingness to obtain within 60 days of hire.
Valid driver’s license and a clear driving record

Preferred Education, Experience, Knowledge &

Skills:

Knowledge of, or willingness to be trained in, basic plumbing, electrical and HVAC repair
Knowledge of, or willingness to be trained in, building science principles as well as an understanding of house-as-a-system concepts
Prior volunteering experience
Knowledge of local building codes

Physical Requirements to Perform Duties:

Ability to perform all construction duties, such as: lifting up to 50 lbs
Ability to frequently work in unconditioned work spaces in the heat of summer and cold of winter
Comfortable working at heights and on ladders and scaffolding

Benefits:

The salary for this position is commensurate with experience. Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia offers a comprehensive benefits package, including health, dental, and vision insurance, a retirement plan with employer matching, paid time off, and professional development opportunities.