Journeyperson Carpenters | job 1+55423

Don't miss this opportunity to take on a pivotal role with a rapidly growing organizationReceive extensive benefits and a highly competitive salary of $34.50+/hr, negotiable based on skills and experienceEnjoy working in a collaborative and supportive team environmentAbout Tribuild ContractingTribuild Contracting took on its first construction management project, a commercial office interior in downtown Calgary, in the year 1+82. Thanks to our high-quality work and excellent customer service we have grown since then into an industry leader with a diverse group of clients including corporate offices, government buildings, and critical facilities. At Tribuild Contracting, we pride ourselves on our services that go above and beyond the normal offerings of our competitors by working closely with our clients to ensure that any disruption that could arise from working in an occupied space is either minimized or taken away completely.At Tribuild Contracting, we're equally passionate about the individuals that make up our staff and drive the success of our organization. Our excellent work-life balance and our culture are underpinned by our values of integrity, loyalty, accountability, and balance. Diversity and the different opinions, ideas, viewpoints, and opportunities it generates is also hugely important to us, which is why our workforce is more diverse than the Alberta average, and why we're striving to increase the diversity of our organization at all levels.For more information, please visit our website.About the Opportunity Currently, Tribuild Contracting is looking for multiple Journeyperson Carpenters with relevant experience to support various projects in the Calgary area on a full-time basis. Travel within Alberta is required.As one of our new Carpenters, you'll support work on a range of commercial construction projects that focus on critical facilities (data centers), institutional (government facilities including schools), and commercial office spaces. You'll work to ensure that our client's projects are built to the highest quality standards and are completed both on time and within budget.In order to qualify for this role, you must be a certified Journeyperson with commercial carpentry experience. Previous critical facility experience is an asset as is strong attention to detail.As our ideal candidate, you'll be a highly motivated individual with excellent communication skills and a track record for training, influencing, and motivating team members. Your passion for the work that you do, your desire to continuously learn and grow, and your ability to build quality relationships with both colleagues and clients will set an example for those working with you and foster a positive and fun working environment.Above all, you'll be a dedicated construction professional who is passionate about fostering a safe and productive work site.About the BenefitsIn return for your hard work and dedication, you will be awarded attractive compensation starting at $34.50/hr, negotiable dependent on skills and qualifications along with a wide host of benefits including:Per diem, accommodations, mileage reimbursement and overtime pay available when travellingFull benefits offered through Canada LifeRRSP matchingFlexible shifts so that you don't miss important moments with your familyAn annual Costco membershipA company cell phone or cell phone allowanceCovered mileage as per Canadian standardsFull support for additional education and trainingOpportunities to customize your role or learn skills outside of your traditional fieldAn annual corporate family holiday party with special guests and gifts for kidsHuge opportunities for career progression - we're rapidly growing and we want our team to grow with usBut that's not all, upon joining Tribuild Contracting, you'll be welcomed into a family team environment where we take pride in the work that we do but also deliver our product as friends and family. We're passionate about diversity in our organization which is why we invite and encourage applications from individuals that self identify as a member of an equity-seeking group such as female, trans* (trans, transgender, transsexual, genderqueer, two-spirit, transwoman, transman), a visible minority or racialized people, Aboriginal or Indigenous people, people with a disability, lesbian, gay, or bisexual.Don't miss this unique opportunity to take on an exciting safety role with a rapidly growing organization - apply now!