Construction Apprentice Carpenter

Meridian Development Corp.; Delta; On-site; CAD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Meridian Development Corp. is seeking an Apprentice Carpenter for a Delta, BC project. You will work with experienced carpenters and site supervisors to support wood-frame construction for a multi-unit hotel project, gaining hands-on experience while handling carpentry tasks.

Ideal candidates are safety‑minded, dependable, and eager to learn, with basic carpenter tools and the ability to read drawings. OT availability may be required.

Qualifications

• Enrolled or interested in pursuing a Carpentry Apprenticeship.
• Experience in carpentry or construction is an asset.
• Ability to read construction drawings is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Assist with wood-frame construction including walls, floors and roofs.
• Assist layout, framing and installation of walls, ceilings and bulkheads.
• Support with wood framing quality and project requirements.
• Assist with installation of doors, windows, hardware and millwork.
• Handle materials, keep site organized and safe.
• Operate hand and power tools and follow safety regulations.

Skills

Hardworking

Teamwork

Safety

Detail-oriented

Reading drawings

Education

Carpentry apprenticeship

Job description

Join the Team Bringing Meridian’s Vision to Life,

Meridian is currently seeking a skilled and motivated full-time Apprentice Carpenter to join our team for an exciting project in Delta, BC.

Who We Are

Meridian is a real estate developer and multi-award-winning residential, hotel, and commercial construction company dedicated to designing and creating exceptional spaces. Our projects incorporate modern architectural design, innovative building practices, and sustainable construction methods with a strong attention to detail. Every Meridian project is thoughtfully designed to deliver comfort, style, luxury, efficiency, and long-term value.

What You Will Be Doing

As an Apprentice Carpenter, you will work alongside experienced carpenters and site supervisors to support the successful construction of a multi-unit wood-frame hotel project. You will gain valuable hands‑on experience while assisting with a variety of carpentry and construction tasks. Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:

• Assisting with wood-frame construction including walls, floors, roofs, backing, and structural components


• Assisting with layout, framing, and installation of walls, ceilings, blocking, bulkheads, and backing


• Assisting with wood framing quality control to ensure work is completed accurately and to project requirements


• Installation of doors, windows, hardware, millwork, and finishing carpentry components


• Assisting with installation of handrails, guardrails, and other architectural details


• Material handling, site preparation, and maintaining organized work areas


• Safely operating hand tools, power tools, and construction equipment


• Ensuring work is completed in compliance with safety regulations and company standards


• Maintaining a clean, organized, and safe work environment

How You Will Succeed

The ideal candidate is dependable, hardworking, and eager to learn. You take pride in your work, follow instructions well, and work effectively in a team environment. You are safety-conscious, detail-oriented, and motivated to develop your skills in the construction industry.

What You Will Need

• Previous carpentry or construction experience is considered an asset


• Enrolled in or interested in pursuing a Carpentry Apprenticeship


• Experience on multi-family residential, hotel, and/or commercial construction projects is considered an asset


• Basic understanding of wood-frame construction practices


• Ability to read and interpret construction drawings is considered an asset


• Experience safely operating hand and power tools


• Strong work ethic and attention to detail


• Good communication and teamwork skills


• Ability to work safely in a fast‑paced environment


• Willingness to work overtime when required


• Steel-toed boots, tool belt, and basic carpenter hand and power tools


• WHMIS and Fall Protection certifications pre‑?)


• Additional safety certifications and equipment operator tickets are considered an asset