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CIF Construction Ltd. is seeking a Carpenter for work at industrial construction sites across Western Canada, based in Prince George, BC. You will help build formwork, place and finish concrete, and inspect structures while reading blueprints and coordinating materials.
Travel to rural Western Canada is required on a 14/14 rotation with 10–12 hour shifts. Certifications in fall protection, confined spaces, and WHMIS are preferred; some licenses or First Aid may be assets.
At CIF Construction, we are hiring a Carpenter in Prince George, BC to work at industrial construction sites across Western Canada. No two days are the same at CIF Construction, and we pride ourselves on cross‑training our team members, so we can maximize flexibility on job sites. This provides a fantastic opportunity for team members to expand their skills and grow professionally.
As a Carpenter, you would play a crucial role in supporting all phases of construction. Responsibilities for this role include building structural formwork, placing and finishing concrete, and maintaining and repairing existing structures. Carpenters should also be capable of reading blueprints and specifications, organizing schedules for material and equipment use, and providing support for project layout and fabrication.
We’re looking for someone with a Red Seal Certification, Journeyperson Certification, or current Apprentice Registration. No work experience is strictly required, but it would be an asset. This role includes operating at heights, in confined spaces, in all weather conditions, and with safety in mind, so we’re looking for candidates with valid Fall Protection, Confined Space, and WHMIS certifications. Having a valid Telehandler, Elevated Work Platform, or Skid Steer certification is an asset. We would also consider a valid Class 5 driver’s license or First Aid certificate to be assets.
Carpenters are paid $33.14–$50.99 per hour plus overtime pay. This position operates at active construction sites in rural areas throughout Western Canada on a rotational 14-days-on and 14-days-off schedule with 10–12-hour shifts. This work requires travel to isolated job sites and the ability to live in camp accommodations for extended periods. Duties are performed outdoors in demanding environments with conditions that include rain, snow, extreme heat, and sub-zero temperatures. The ideal candidate is dependable, safety-driven, physically resilient, and ready to work wherever the job takes us.