Fitout and Commercial Carpenters

The Partnership Group; Sydney; On-site; AUD 76,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

The Partnership Group is seeking a casual carpenter for Sydney projects in the CBD and western areas. You will work on commercial fitouts, formwork, and joinery install, with setting out from drawings and potential night/weekend shifts.

Must be a trade-qualified carpenter (or equivalent commercial-site experience), with a current White Card, own tools and transport, and Australian work rights. EWP tickets are helpful but not essential.

Qualifications

• Trade qualified carpenter or equivalent experience on commercial sites.
• Current White Card is required.
• Own tools and own transport are essential.
• Australian work rights are required to work legally in Australia.
• Tickets such as EWP/heights/confined spaces are helpful but not essential.

Responsibilities

• Commercial fitout, partitions, ceilings, doors and hardware, joinery install.
• Formwork and structural carpentry on larger western Sydney sites.
• Refurbishment work in the CBD, some night or weekend access.
• Setting out and working off drawings.

Skills

Trade qualified carpenter

Own tools

Australian work rights

Education

White Card

Tools

EWP (optional)

Height/Confined spaces (optional)

Job description

Casual carpentry work in Sydney, in the CBD and out west, through The Partnership Group. $55 to $65 an hour plus super depending on experience and tickets. Paid weekly, and you deal with the same two people every time.

The work

• Commercial fitout, partitions, ceilings, doors and hardware, joinery install.
• Formwork and structural carpentry on the bigger western Sydney sites.
• Refurbishment work in the CBD, some of it night or weekend access.
• Setting out and working off drawings.

What you need

• Trade qualified carpenter, or the equivalent experience on commercial sites.
• Current White Card, own tools, own transport, Australian work rights.
• EWP, heights, confined spaces, scaffolding or rigging tickets help and are not essential.