Carpenter (Journeyman and Apprentice) - with Telehandler Experience

Alberta Beach, AB
On-site
Posted Oct 9, 2026
1 position

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Mid-level · 2+ years
Minimum education: Professional degree
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week
Seniority: Internship

Job summary

Construct, install, maintain, and repair building structures and components using wood, lightweight steel, and other materials, while operating a telehandler to move and place materials safely. Read blueprints, complete carpentry and finishing tasks, follow safety and quality procedures, and contribute to continuous improvement on construction projects.

Job details

The Journeymen or Apprentice carpenter, under the direction of the Superintendent and Foreman, is responsible for constructing, erecting, installing, maintaining, and repairing structures and components of structures made of wood, wood substitutes, lightweight steel, and other materials. This role requires experience operating a telehandler to safely move, lift, and place materials and equipment on construction sites. This position is based in Golden, BC. Functional Responsibilities Observe and comply with all health and safety regulations, following safe work practices and procedures at all times Learn and participate in Lean practices and processes, with the goal of continual improvement and reduction of waste Read and interpret blueprints for work planning Operate and maintain carpentry tools and equipment Layout of various tasks throughout the duration of the project, including foundations, interior partitions, parapets, etc. Build concrete forms, foundations, floor beams and subflooring, install framing for dropped ceilings and bulk heads, frame walls, and erect scaffolding Insulate, drywall, mud/tape, and paint Erect roof rafters and sheathing, work at heights Erect wood framework, walls, partitions, joints, drywall, and rafters Frame and install doors and windows, floor coverings, ceilings, and trim Check accuracy of work and make adjustments as required Handle and transport job materials to the work area as needed Contribute to, and participate in, the effective use of the Quality Control System Working Conditions Construction environment (regularly working near moving mechanical parts/equipment and in outside conditions that include inclement weather, heat and humidity, exposure to dust, asphalt, and noise) Working with various tools and construction materials Lifting, pulling or pushing, carrying, and manipulating objects of up to 50 lbs Walking and standing for long periods of time Bending, crouching, and crawling Climbing ladders and working at heights Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required (e.g. hard hat, safety boots, etc.) Additional hazards associated with the construction industry Driving a company vehicle and/or operating equipment Qualifications Understands and adheres to all safety policies and procedures Knowledge of and proficiency in the practical application of carpentry principles, techniques, and procedures Able to organize and perform assigned tasks with little supervision Able to read and understand building specifications, blueprints, and other construction documentation Understands basic operation of mechanical and electrical building systems and components Mathematical and analytical skills necessary to perform material and labour estimates Confident using basic survey equipment including a transit, builder’s level, laser level, and rotating laser level Proven written and verbal communication abilities Strong attention to detail Education/Licenses Registered Carpentry Apprentice or Journeyman Carpenter Certificate(s) required to operate applicable equipment Able to obtain security clearances if required for project Experience Minimum two (2) years’ experience as a Carpenter in the commercial/institutional construction industry Experience operating a telehandler in a construction environment

What you’ll do

Requirements

Requires a registered carpentry apprentice or journeyman carpenter certification, at least two years of commercial or institutional construction experience, and experience operating a telehandler. Candidates must be able to interpret construction documents, apply carpentry principles, work with basic survey equipment, communicate effectively, and perform physical work in a construction environment.