Travel Journeyman Carpenter

Atkinson Construction; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

LOA provided

Housing on rotation

Open Circle benefits

Bonus pay

Employee-owned

Career path

Full-time roles

Safety culture

Job summary

Atkinson Construction in Edmonton is seeking a Journeyman Carpenter to join our Grande Prairie project team on a 10-on/4-off rotation. You will travel to Grande Prairie for 10 days, then return home for 4 days off, with LOA and company-provided housing while on rotation.

You\'ll perform carpentry tasks across wood framing, interior and exterior finishing, and formwork, reading blueprints, and supporting safety and quality on site.

Qualifications

• Journeyman Carpenter Certificate (Interprovincial or Alberta) required.
• Experience with wood framing and concrete formwork.
• Ability to read blueprints and follow technical drawings.
• Commitment to safety.

Responsibilities

• Execute carpentry tasks including wood framing and interior/exterior finishing.
• Read and interpret blueprints; request clarification when needed.
• Support site progress, quality control, and deadlines.
• Mentor apprentices and maintain a clean, safe work environment.

Skills

Journeyman Carpenter

Wood framing

Concrete formwork

Blueprint reading

Team player

Safety-focused

Education

Journeyman Carpenter Certificate (Interprovincial or Alberta)

Job description

About Atkinson Construction

Atkinson Construction is a growing, employee-owned general contracting firm delivering high-quality commercial construction to communities across Western Canada. From multi-family residential and recreational centres to civic infrastructure and supportive housing, we're the kind of company where skilled tradespeople get to build things that matter. We're growing fast, and we're looking for the right people to grow with us. Learn more at www.buildwithacl.com.

About the Role

We're looking for Edmonton-based Journeyman Carpenters to join our Grande Prairie team on a 10-4 rotation. You'll travel to Grande Prairie for 10 days on, then return home for 4 days off — all while receiving a competitive Living Out Allowance (LOA) and staying in company-provided housing while on rotation. If you're a skilled carpenter who takes pride in quality work, thrives on variety, and wants to be part of a team that genuinely invests in its people — this is the role for you.

What We Offer

• Competitive compensation — we pay well for the right people
• Competitive LOA provided
• Company-provided housing while on rotation in Grande Prairie
• Comprehensive benefits through Open Circle
• Bonus pay opportunities
• Employee-owned company — you share in the success
• Career development and a clear path toward Foreman and Site Superintendent roles
• Steady, full-time work on exciting commercial projects across Western Canada
• A crew that takes safety seriously and looks out for each other

The Projects You'll Be Working On

In Grande Prairie, our current and upcoming work is focused on multi-family residential developments and large-scale recreational facilities — projects that are visible, impactful, and technically interesting. You'll be part of a skilled crew delivering work that the community will use for decades.

Your Responsibilities

As a Journeyman Carpenter at ACL, you'll be a key contributor on site — executing quality work, supporting the crew, and helping drive projects forward. Key responsibilities include:

• Execute carpentry tasks to a high standard across a range of scopes: wood framing, interior and exterior finishing, concrete formwork, rebar layout and tying, and related work
• Read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings; request clarification when needed
• Support site progress, quality control, and deadline adherence
• Mentor and support apprentices and less experienced crew members on site
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment in accordance with ACL and OHS standards
• Participate in toolbox talks, safety meetings, and site orientations as required
• Communicate material needs and site concerns to your Foreman or Superintendent promptly
• Operate tools and equipment safely; conduct daily checks on assigned equipment
• Take ownership of your work and contribute to a team culture of quality and professionalism

Skills & Qualifications

• Journeyman Carpenter Certificate (Interprovincial or Alberta) required
• Experience with wood framing, concrete formwork, interior/exterior finishing, thermal and moisture systems, and related commercial carpentry scopes
• Ability to read blueprints and follow technical instructions
• Strong work ethic and a team-first attitude
• Valid driver's license (driver's abstract required if operating ACL vehicles)
• Commitment to safety — non-negotiable