Interior Systems Carpenter

Job description

This is an opportunity for skilled Carpenters with Steel Stud and Dry Wall experience and those just wanting to get into the trade, to gain employment with the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America.

UBC Carpenters are seeking for immediate employment experienced Journeyman Carpenters with prior experience in steel stud, dry wall, and finishing experience and those wanting to learn a lifelong skill. MUST reside in the state of Nebraska.

**Requirements**

Carpenters are some of the first workers on a job site, and some of the last to leave. They assist in site preparation; build concrete forms and decks; frame walls and roofs; hang interior and exterior walls; install windows, doors, acoustical ceilings, cabinetry, counter tops and trim; and install locks, hardware and specialty furniture.

Carpenters work on almost any construction site imaginable, including new construction and remodeling, such as single-family homes; condominium and apartment projects; office towers, corporate and industrial buildings; new and remodeled hospitals, malls, stores and offices; and public projects such as stadiums, arenas, roads, bridges, schools and university buildings.

Carpenters need more than just good math and geometry skills; they have to be tough and flexible, able to work indoors or out, in the summer heat and humidity or in the bitter cold and snow of winter.

Carpenters work in five general areas:

• Wood Framing, including residential framing layout, residential wall framing, stairs, roof framing, roof trusses and floor trusses
• Interior Systems, including wood-and metal-framed wall partitions, framed soffits, metal jamb installation, suspended ceilings and soffits, clean rooms, demountable partitions, and raised floors
• Concrete Form Work, including footings, column pads, column forms, wall forms, slab and deck forms, beam and girder forms, deck and edge forms for bridges, and stair forms
• Exterior Finish, including siding, wood and vinyl soffits, asphalt shingles, doors, and window units
• Interior Finish, including basic cabinet installation, countertops, shelving, paneling, trim, door hanging, and commercial hardware (door closers, panic devices, latch and lock sets, including low-voltage applications)

Carpenters must also learn other vital skills, including First Aid and OSHA safety; scaffolding; blueprint reading; using a transit, level and laser; operating equipment such as fork lifts and aerial lifts; and setting up conventions and other interior displays.

Interior Systems work includes steel stud and drywall, acoustical ceilings, insulators, floor coverers and lathers.

Floor Coverers are specialists in the preparation, installation and finishing of commercial and residential carpet, wood, laminate, resilient tile, vinyl, cork, rubber and other professional flooring.

Floor Coverers are experts on the intricacies of installing the simplest to the most sophisticated floor surfaces. Through national participation in the INSTALL program, they receive direct, custom training from some of the top manufacturers in the industry. They not only gain certification directly from the manufacturer, but are first in line to become qualified with their newest flooring products and techniques.

Floor Coverers almost always work indoors in a conditioned environment. Safety is crucial since they often work with a variety of glues, mastics, and cleaning and preparation materials. Floor Coverers usually work in teams.

Good preparation for the trade includes basic math and geometry skills. Drafting, woodworking and art training are also useful.

Lathers perform basic plaster and stucco installation, but they also create by hand the architectural features that bring beauty to buildings: graceful and ornate arches, curves, domes, barrel ceilings and columns. When you see unusual structural forms or dramatic faux landscaping, you can be sure a lather is behind it.

**Organization Details**

Simply put, we are not a temp agency and we do not hire just anybody, we are highly selective and committed to hiring journeymen, journeywomen, and apprentices who desire to be the best and most professional in their field of work!

We are the Carpenters Union. Our mission is straightforward: To gain 70% market share in the construction industry. We provide better training, better performance and a better life for ourselves, our families and our communities.

The UBC dates back to 1881 when the UBC led the fight that changed American workplaces forever — the fight to create the 8-hour workday.

Today, we continue to lead the fight to make sure our members — and all construction professionals — earn the wages, benefits and working conditions they deserve in exchange for the skill and productivity they bring to the job.

We mobilize to make life better for all workers.

We promote and define industry standards such as job safety, prevailing wages, strong apprenticeship training and opportunities for career advancement. We fight for fair economic and trade policies at every level in the public and private sectors. We continue to expose unscrupulous developers and contractors who drag down area standards, exploit workers and cheat our communities. We proudly partner with union contractors to raise the standards of our industry, as well as the standard of living for all construction professionals.

Our union begin with you.

All working people have a right to:

• A good job with benefits
• A living wage that can support a family
• Security and dignity in work and retirement
• A safe and secure workplace
• Education and training to reach full potential

With rights come responsibilities:

• Being productive, efficient workers
• Producing work of the highest quality that we stand behind
• Improving our communities
• Helping fellow workers achieve safety and security in the workplace
• Being active citizens and informed voters

**Organization Affiliates**

UBC Carpenters are a proud supporter of Helmets 2 Hardhats, we have in the past and continue to be one of the largest employers of Military Veterans returning home after serving our Country, utilizing many of the skills they have acquired while serving.

*Additional Requirements*

* Experience working as a Carpenter or with Interior Systems

* Understanding of and ability to follow job site safety requirements

* Ability to work well with others in a crew

* Compliance to zero tolerance drug policy

**Benefits**

In addition to being a great career opportunity, we provide a high compensation benefit package to the members and families of our organization, not only while working in the field but ensuring you very lucrative retirement benefits after a rewarding career with the UBC Carpenters.

• Wage packages vary on what State you live/work in.
• Vacation pay
• Health Insurance
• Dental and Vision
• Prescription drug plan
• Short-term disability benefits
• Defined benefit pension
• Defines contribution account
• Free Journeyman upgrade and skills training

About UBC Carpenters:
The UBC has nearly half of a million members organized into hundreds of Local Unions across the U.S. By belonging to a Local, members are able to connect with other members through social and volunteer events and have a voice in the direction of their Local. Locals play a direct role in guiding the direction of the Regional Council by electing delegates to represent the concerns of Locals. Through the Locals, our members stand together in our Regional Council to maximize the UBC’s strength and power.

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Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

Pay: Up to $34.76 per hour

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Professional development assistance
• Retirement plan
• Vision insurance

Schedule:

• 10 hour shift
• 12 hour shift
• 8 hour shift
• Day shift
• Monday to Friday
• Night shift
• Overtime
• Weekends as needed

Experience:

• Construction: 1 year (Preferred)

Work Location: On the road