Field Form Carpenter: Travel, Overtime & Training

Skillit; Walterboro (SC); On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental & vision

401(k)

Paid time off

Overtime pay

Per diem

Job summary

Skillit seeks a skilled Form Carpenter to join our Walterboro, SC crew. You will read blueprints, build and strip wood/metal/plastic forms for footings, slabs and walls, and assist during concrete pours. Outdoor work, travel to regional sites, and strict adherence to OSHA safety protocols are required.

The role demands 2+ years of formwork/carpentry experience, comfort with heights, and accurate measuring using hand and power tools. Valid OSHA basics and a focus on safety are preferred.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years hands-on concrete formwork or carpentry experience.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, shop drawings, and layouts.
• Skilled with hand and power tools; accurate measuring and cutting.
• Comfortable working outdoors, at heights, and lifting up to 50 lbs.

Responsibilities

• Read blueprints and shop drawings; lay out formwork to specs.
• Build, assemble and strip forms for footings, slabs, walls and columns.
• Set, brace and shore forms; install spreaders, ties and fasteners; erect scaffolding as needed.
• Measure, cut and install rebar; assist during concrete pours; monitor forms during placement.
• Follow OSHA and site safety plans; keep jobsite clean and safe.

Skills

Formwork carpentry

Blueprint reading

Hand tools

Power tools

OSHA safety

Rigging

Education

OSHA 10-hour certification

First Aid/CPR certification

Tools

Powder-actuated tool

Aerial lift

All-terrain material handler

Job description

Skillit seeks a skilled Form Carpenter to join our Walterboro, SC crew. You will read blueprints, build and strip wood/metal/plastic forms for footings, slabs and walls, and assist during concrete pours. Outdoor work, travel to regional sites, and strict adherence to OSHA safety protocols are required.

The role demands 2+ years of formwork/carpentry experience, comfort with heights, and accurate measuring using hand and power tools. Valid OSHA basics and a focus on safety are preferred.