Employer: Jarrett Bay Boatworks
Email Address: sjohnson@jarrettbay.com
Website: https://www.jarrettbay.com/employment/
Position Title: Marine Carpenter
Compensation/Rate: $15 starting
Job Type: Full-time
Location: Beaufort, NC
Job Description: Located in Beaufort, NC, we are looking for a qualified Carpenter to cut, fabricate and install wooden and other structures according to specifications. Your job will entail working in diverse settings to produce steady and functional infrastructure and products. A carpenter is an individual with great hand dexterity and an eye for detail. The ideal candidate will have good knowledge of wood properties and other carpentry materials. Working with little supervision while following all health and safety standards is essential. The goal is to contribute to the construction and maintenance of strong and long-lasting sportfishing boats.
Responsibilities:
Read blueprints, drawings and sketches to fully grasp requirements
Take measurements and calculate the size and amount of material needed
Cut, shape and smooth lumber and other material (e.g. fiberglass) according to measurements
Build required structures by using raw materials or pre-constructed items
Ensure structures are leveled and compatible
Carve and assemble furniture, cabinets, shelves and other items and install them where designated
Inspect places and conduct repairs or maintenance
Meet installation deadlines
Manage time within schedule
Provide own tools to accomplish tasks
Maintain own tools
Skills:
Proven experience as carpenter
Hands-on experience in working with carpentry materials
Excellent understanding of carpentry techniques and methods of installation and construction
Proficient in using electrical and manual equipment and measurement tools (powered saws, hammers, rulers etc.)
Ability to read technical documents and drawings
Willingness to follow safety guidelines at all times
Good knowledge of English
Good understanding of basic math
Good physical condition and endurance
High school diploma; Successful completion of a carpentry apprenticeship program is preferred, but not required