Carpenter III

To maintain high standards of integrity, reliability, and excellence. At Floyd Construction, we are passionate about providing quality construction services on-time and within budget.

• People:
  People are our #1 Priority
• Integrity:
  We are clear, honest and trustworthy
• Excellence:
  We deliver exceptional results with humility
• Reliability:
  We are committed and consistently dependable

• Technical skills
• Measures, marks, and cut materials into specified measurements, using required carpentry tools with minimal supervision
• Reads all measurements quickly and accurately, does multi‑step math, and checks others’ measurements to make sure work is precise
• Assembles framing components accurately, including headers, trimmers, soffits and blocking
• Uses hand tools and power tools confidently, demonstrating improved speed and accuracy
• Organizes materials, tools, and work areas proactively to support production flow
• Performs routine tool and equipment maintenance and identifies issues before they cause delays
• Ability to select appropriate hand tools (hammers, levels, squares, etc.) and power tools (saws, drills, etc.) for specified tasks
• Ability to operate equipment (lifts, skid steers, etc.) and small equipment productively
• Understand construction materials, their uses and familiarity with building terminology

• Proficient at reading construction drawings and blueprints to understand Scope of Work (SOW) requirements
• Expert of building codes and Construction Quality Management (CQM) standards
• Performs concrete formwork tasks independently
• Expert knowledge of standard framing methods and sequencing
• Leads framing tasks independently and leads complex carpentry
• Expert at installing framing components, drywall, doors/frames, ceilings, hardware, and cabinets with supervision, using materials such as wood, steel, metal, and composites
• Expert at building standard wall, floor, and roof framing using correct spacing, cuts, and fastening techniques
• Works efficiently and safely on ladders, scaffolds, and elevated surfaces

• Work collaboratively with FCC team members and Subcontractors with differing work/personality styles
• Demonstrate independence and self-sufficiency by learning new methods, asking informed questions and following direction without reminders
• Lead by example in maintaining a positive, professional attitude and positive team culture
• Proactively identify and communicate jobsite needs, material shortages, safety concerns, and other issues to the supervisor
• Demonstrate strong jobsite and situational awareness through recognizing hazards, anticipating needs, and proactively communicating concerns
• Setting the daily plan, assigning tasks, and making sure each crew member understands the scope and expectations
• Manages time effectively to stay on pace, adjusting the plan as needed to keep work on schedule with weekly production expectations
• Identifies complex problems in tasks or materials and brings forward practical solutions
• Training and mentoring less‑experienced carpenters, demonstrating proper techniques, and correcting mistakes in real time
• Communicating with the superintendent about progress, issues, manpower needs, and upcoming work

• Maintain a clean, organized, and debris free work area throughout the day
• Keep tools and equipment clean and stored properly at the end of each shift
• Consistently wear and use required PPE correctly on every job site
• Monitor and ensure on-site safety compliance, cleanliness, and job site organization
• Adhere to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards
• Complete OSHA 10 Certification
• Understand and maintain Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) guidelines
• Understand and maintain Interim Life Safety Measures (ILSM)

Other job-related duties as assigned

Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans.