Bridge & Structural Carpenter – On-Site, Full-Time

Branch Builds, Inc.; Roanoke (VA); On-site; USD 41,622 - 69,395; Full time

Job summary

Branch Civil in Roanoke, VA is seeking a skilled Bridge and Structural Carpenter to construct, erect, and repair forms and structures per specifications. The role involves layout, tying rebar, and using heavy civil construction equipment with minimal supervision, and travel to project sites as needed.

The ideal candidate has at least 3 years of relevant experience, strong blueprint-reading ability, and a proven work ethic suitable for demanding bridge projects with safety-first practices.

Qualifications

• Minimum of three (3) years of experience in bridge and structural carpentry.
• Ability to read civil/bridge drawings and project specifications.
• Experience constructing and dismantling concrete forms for bridges, culverts, walls.
• Knowledge of setting and tying steel reinforcing bars (rebar).
• Comfort working at heights and in adherence to fall protection.

Responsibilities

• Construct and dismantle concrete forms for bridges and walls.
• Prepare construction layouts and follow supervisor instructions.
• Set and tie steel rebar and place concrete.
• Use power tools like saws, vibrators, air chisels, and similar equipment.
• Load and unload materials and keep the site clean and safe.
• Follow health and safety procedures on the job site.

Skills

Positive attitude

Independent worker

Team collaboration

Blueprint reading

Formwork experience

Fall protection

Bridge/structure knowledge

Rebar tying

Job description

Branch Civil in Roanoke, VA is seeking a skilled Bridge and Structural Carpenter to construct, erect, and repair forms and structures per specifications. The role involves layout, tying rebar, and using heavy civil construction equipment with minimal supervision, and travel to project sites as needed.

The ideal candidate has at least 3 years of relevant experience, strong blueprint-reading ability, and a proven work ethic suitable for demanding bridge projects with safety-first practices.