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Ceco Concrete Construction in Miami, FL is seeking a Carpenter to join our field operations team. You will build, erect, and dismantle formwork and other concrete structures, reading project specs and maintaining safety standards.
Responsibilities include general labor, operation of power tools, reading a tape measure, and supporting vertical installations. Minimum qualifications include physical ability, tool use, and 12 months of formwork experience; OSHA 30 is preferred; we offer
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Miami, FL, USA
Culture
We are a team of engineers, managers, and builders who are down to earth and stand behind our word. We value respect and honesty, finding a better way, dirty boots, and a job well done. We trust our people to persevere and do their best for one another and for our clients. In return, we will make their time with us worthwhile. Most importantly, our people count on and believe in one another and know our success depends on our frontline workers building great projects that reflect our values and vision.
Role Overview
The Carpenter in a concrete construction company is responsible for building, erecting, and dismantling formwork and other structures used in concrete construction. This includes layout, measuring, cutting, assembling, and installing forms for foundations, walls, columns, slabs, and other concrete structures, in accordance with project specifications and safety standards.
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*Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. This position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship.
Ceco Concrete Construction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Qualified candidates will be considered without regard to race, religion, sex, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation or gender identity.
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