Carpenter
Visa sponsorship
Construction · Christchurch, New Zealand · Full-Time · Discussed at interview · Visa: Employer sponsored
Got a bag of tools and a few different building systems under your belt? A recruitment and workforce contracting firm owned in New Zealand is placing Carpenters on sites around Christchurch.
Candidates should have tried a range of construction methods across commercial, residential or industrial builds. Once placed, you would join seasoned site crews on varied projects, turning out precise, good-quality work safely and without wasted effort. Contracts are full-time with reliable hours, covering both short and longer jobs, and some could lead to permanent employment. For eligible candidates there are visa sponsorship opportunities.
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Key Responsibilities
- Take on general carpentry, framing, fixing and building tasks wherever you are placed
- Put up new roofing and repair and maintain existing roofs
- Measure, cut, assemble and fix timber, frames, roofing materials and other building components
- Fix exterior cladding and architraves and handle steel stud work
- Follow drawings, plans, specs, measurements and instructions closely, keeping the work safe, efficient and well finished
Requirements & Eligibility
- You'll need relevant construction experience on residential or commercial jobs
- A strong history of work and referees who can vouch for your experience and standard
- Ideally, a background covering general carpentry, framing, fixing, roofing, exterior cladding, architraves and steel stud work, and comfortable reading construction drawings, plans, specifications and measurements
- Advantageous: Site Safe plus other relevant trade tickets and licences
- Advantageous: Your own hand and power tools
- Advantageous: a Drivers license and a vehicle of your own
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