at Tamarack Craftsman in Braintree, Vermont, United States
Job Description
HELP WANTED — SKILLED CARPENTER
Tamarack Craftsman | Central Vermont
Tamarack Craftsman is growing, and I'm looking for the right carpenter to join the team.
We are a small, craftsmanship-driven construction company specializing in high-quality remodeling, additions, kitchens and bathrooms, finish carpentry, decks, framing, and other custom residential work throughout Central Vermont.
I'm not simply looking for another set of hands. I'm looking for someone who takes pride in being a carpenter.
The right person for Tamarack:
● Has solid experience in residential construction and carpentry
● Is comfortable with both framing and finish work
● Pays attention to the details, even when nobody else would notice
● Can work independently and eventually take responsibility for portions of a job
● Keeps a clean, organized, and professional jobsite
● Understands that working in someone's home requires respect and care
● Communicates well with homeowners and coworkers
● Shows up when they say they will and takes ownership of their work
● Has reliable transportation and their own basic hand tools
Larger and specialty tools will be provided as needed.
What I can offer is more than just another construction job.
Tamarack Craftsman is a growing company, and I want to build a small team of excellent craftsmen who are proud of the work we put our name on. You'll have the opportunity to work on interesting projects, learn different areas of the trade, take on more responsibility as you grow, and have a real place within the company as it develops.
I care deeply about doing things correctly—not simply getting them done quickly. I also care about creating a work environment where people are treated with respect, trusted to do their jobs, and recognized for doing great work.
Our standard is pretty simple:
Do it right. Treat the customer and their home with respect. Take pride in what you leave behind.
If you're an experienced carpenter looking for a place where craftsmanship still matters, I'd like to talk with you.
If you're not quite at that level yet but you're dependable, motivated, mechanically inclined, and genuinely want to learn the trade, I'm also willing to talk. Skill can be taught. Attitude, pride in your work, humility to learn and take instruction, and reliability are much harder to teach.
Interested? Send me a message with a little about yourself, your construction experience, and what you're looking for in your next position.
— Frank
Tamarack Craftsman
Craftsmanship. Professionalism. Work you can be proud of.
1 Peter 4:10
