Team Leader/Carpenter-Joiner

YOUR ROLE You are the team leader on our residential construction sites. You lead the work from start to finish and anticipate the next steps so that other trades can arrive under the best conditions, and you ensure that each finish reflects the quality that makes our reputation. You will also have a carpentry apprentice under your charge, to whom you will pass on your skills on a daily basis. YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES Carry out framing and structural work Install exterior doors and windows as needed Install drywall as needed Perform finishing work: soft floor coverings, interior doors, frames and baseboards Read and interpret plans Respect the timelines and budgets of each project Ensure quality control at each stage Anticipate and plan the next steps of the work Ensure the follow-up of materials to be ordered and manage the trailer inventory Supervise and train the carpentry apprentice THE PROFILE WE ARE LOOKING FOR You have already proven yourself in residential renovation. You read a plan well, you know how to take initiatives and you have this attention to detail that makes the difference between good work and a job that is simply "correct". Punctuality and pride in a job well done are obvious to you. You enjoy passing on your trade and you feel comfortable supervising an apprentice. Requirements Minimum 10 years of experience in residential carpentry (framing, structure, finishing) Good ability to read a plan Valid driver's license Personal basic tools CCQ competency cards (an asset) Living in the Southwest of Montreal or the South Shore (an asset) CCQ competency cards (an asset) Living in the Southwest of Montreal or the South Shore (an asset) Beyond the conditions, you will find here a close-knit team where respect and trust are the basis. Varied projects, real autonomy on the field, and the pleasure of passing on your trade to an apprentice. For a carpenter who wants to put his expertise in a company that values a job well done, this is a great opportunity. TO APPLY info@constructionbrg.ca · 514-815-2590

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