Concrete Carpenter
Listed on 2026-11-04
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Concrete Crew, Construction Labor & Trades, Carpentry, Heavy Equipment Operator -
Construction
Concrete Crew, Construction Labor & Trades, Carpentry, Heavy Equipment Operator
Concrete Carpenter & Concrete Finishers
Job Description
This role focuses on structural concrete work for a single-family home project, with an emphasis on setting and finishing complex concrete forms. You will handle the full scope of concrete activities, including site preparation, form setting, pouring, and finishing for structural elements such as columns, podiums, and tall walls.
Responsibilities- Set structural concrete forms for columns, podiums, and walls that are 10 feet or taller with a high level of accuracy and confidence.
- Perform complete site preparation activities, including layout, basic excavation support, and readiness for concrete placement.
- Install rebar and reinforcement according to project specifications and structural requirements.
- Erect, align, brace, and strip concrete wall and slab forms, ensuring they are plumb, square, and secure before pouring.
- Execute concrete pours, including coordinating with the crew, managing pour sequence, and monitoring concrete quality during placement.
- Use finishing tools such as bull floats and power concrete screeds to achieve smooth, level, and properly graded concrete surfaces.
- Perform concrete finishing on slabs, flatwork, and paving, including edging, jointing, and final surface finishing as required.
- Measure and mark materials accurately using tape measures and other layout tools to ensure precise form and rebar placement.
- Safely operate hand and power tools related to concrete carpentry and form setting, following all safety guidelines.
- Handle heavy lifting and physically demanding tasks associated with concrete construction and general labor on site.
- Collaborate with the field team and adapt to changing job sites and project conditions while maintaining productivity and quality.
- Travel daily to and from job sites, primarily within the Biltmore, Arcadia, and Scottsdale areas, and occasionally to locations outside the valley.
- 510 years of structural concrete experience, including work with structural concrete columns, concrete podiums, and concrete walls 10 feet and above.
- 5+ years of concrete form setting experience, with proven ability to set tall wall forms (10+ feet) confidently and safely.
- 5+ years of concrete carpentry experience, including building, installing, and stripping forms for walls, slabs, and other structural elements.
- 5+ years of structural concrete construction experience in residential or commercial settings.
- Demonstrated experience in concrete pouring, form setting, putting forms up, and concrete finishing.
- Hands-on experience with site preparation, rebar installation, minimal forms, and concrete pouring.
- Proficiency using finishing tools such as bull floats and power concrete screeds for flatwork and slabs.
- Ability to perform general labor tasks associated with concrete construction, including heavy lifting and material handling.
- Skilled in using hand tools and power tools safely and effectively on construction sites.
- Ability to read and use tape measures accurately for layout and form work.
- Comfort working on concrete slabs, flatwork, and paving projects.
- Reliable daily travel to and from job sites, with flexibility to reach various locations as required.
Skills & Qualifications
- Finisher and form setter experience in a commercial or residential concrete construction environment is preferred.
- Experience working on new build custom homes or mansion projects is a plus.
- Prior exposure to complex and varied concrete pours, including custom residential and some commercial work, is beneficial.
- Experience in rebar work, including cutting, placing, and tying reinforcement, is strongly desired.
- Comfort working as part of a crew that changes job sites frequently and adapts to different project scopes.
- Willingness to travel to job sites outside the valley when needed, with drive time compensated when distances are significant.
- Ability to take on higher-level responsibilities in concrete construction if experience and skill set align, even though supervisory experience is not required.
You join a company in active growth mode with a strong pipeline of work and a focus on custom, high-end residential projects. The team offers consistent opportunities to work on complex and unique pours, providing ongoing variety and skill development. When projects require longer travel outside the valley, drive time is compensated, reflecting a commitment to valuing employees time. The culture emphasizes steady work, professional growth, and…
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