Full Time Carpenter

Simply Recruit Me; City of Melbourne; On-site; AUD 85,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

HEPH PTY LTD is seeking a permanent, full-time carpenter for residential construction and renovation projects across Brisbane and surrounding areas. Work involves timber framing, flooring, stairs, and interior fix-outs on-site at various residential sites.

The role requires reading plans, measuring accurately, and completing work to plan and safety standards. Applicants should have a Certificate III in Carpentry (or equivalent) and at least two years of relevant experience, with the ability to

Qualifications

• Certificate III in Carpentry or equivalent recognised qualification.
• At least two years of relevant carpentry experience in residential construction/renovation.
• Valid General Construction Induction Card (White Card) or ability to obtain before starting.
• Ability to travel to project sites across Brisbane and surrounding areas.
• Read drawings and take accurate site measurements.
• Use carpentry tools safely and select materials and fixing methods.

Responsibilities

• Read plans and check measurements on site before setting out carpentry work.
• Set out and build timber wall, floor and ceiling frames and partitions for residential projects.
• Measure, cut and assemble timber, plywood and other materials using hand and power tools.
• Fit doors, windows, stairs, handrails and balustrades to project plans.
• Install timber flooring, skirting, architraves and internal linings.
• Carry out carpentry alterations and repairs to existing homes.

Skills

Carpentry skills

Site measurements

Material handling

Reading plans

Education

Certificate III in Carpentry

Tools

Hand and power tools

Job description

Business address: 55 Annie Street, Coopers Plains QLD 4108

Work location: residential project sites across Brisbane and surrounding areas.

HEPH PTY LTD carries out residential construction and renovation work across Brisbane and surrounding areas. Our carpentry work includes timber framing, alterations to existing homes, structural repairs, flooring, stairs and internal fit-outs.

Permanent, full-time employment, 38 hours per week

$85,000 to $95,000 per annum plus superannuation.

Applications open on 15 September 2026 and close on 15 October 2026.

Key Responsibilities

• Read plans and check measurements on site before setting out carpentry work.
• Set out and build timber wall, floor and ceiling frames and partitions for residential construction and renovation projects.
• Measure, cut and assemble timber, plywood and other building materials using hand and power tools.
• Fit doors, windows, stairs, handrails and balustrades to the project plans.
• Install timber flooring, skirting, architraves, internal linings, cladding and other timber fixtures and fittings.
• Carry out carpentry alterations and repairs to existing homes, including structural timber repairs and fixing defects.
• Check existing timber structures for damage or deterioration and complete repairs within the agreed scope of work.
• Work out material quantities, plan daily tasks and coordinate with supervisors, suppliers and other trades to keep work on schedule.
• Complete work to the approved plans, applicable building standards and manufacturer instructions, and follow site safety procedures.
• Look after tools and equipment and leave the work area clean and safe.

Skill & Experience

• Certificate III in Carpentry, or an equivalent recognised trade qualification.
• At least two years of relevant carpentry experience, preferably in residential construction and renovation.
• Experience with timber framing, repairs and alterations, flooring, stairs and internal fix-out work.
• A valid General Construction Induction Card (White Card), or the ability to obtain one before commencing work.
• Ability to reliably travel to project sites across Brisbane and surrounding areas.
• Read drawings and take accurate site measurements.
• Use carpentry tools safely and select suitable materials and fixing methods for the job.
• Produce neat, accurate work and check the finished result.
• Identify carpentry defects and work out practical repairs.
• Work independently on assigned tasks and alongside other trades.
• Organise daily work and communicate clearly about progress, materials and site issues