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PAPUA NEW GUINEA
ID: #50
Carpenter Supervisor
Monthly Compensation
monthly
Competitive Verified Package
Vacancies
10 Openings
Preference
Male and Female
Age Range
18 - Any yrs
Deadline
Open Until Filled
Application Tip:
Ensure your registered profile is at least 80% complete with your resume uploaded to submit your application.
Job Scope & Responsibilities
Lead, direct and supervise the carpentry crew on a daily basis, allocating tasks in line with the Site Supervisor's priorities.
Ensure crew members are competent for the tasks assigned and identify training needs to the Site Manager.
Maintain daily attendance and productivity records for the carpentry crew.
Ensure formwork, framing, fix-out and finishing carpentry are carried out strictly to the current IFC drawings and specifications.
Check setout, levels and dimensions before proceeding with formwork or framing to avoid rework.
Coordinate with the Construction Manager or Design Manager on any drawing discrepancy before proceeding.
Confirm timber, sheet materials, fixings and formwork materials required for the day's work are on site.
Report shortages or incorrect deliveries to the Site Supervisor promptly.
Maintain safe stacking and storage of timber and formwork materials on site.
Ensure the carpentry crew works to the applicable SWMS and complies with site WHS requirements at all times.
Conduct pre-start checks on tools, equipment and PPE specific to the trade before work commences each day.
Report hazards, incidents and near misses involving the crew to the Site Supervisor immediately.
Coordinate formwork and structural carpentry sequencing with concrete pours and other structural trades.
Liaise with Welding Supervisor on interfaces between structural steel and timber framing where applicable.
Provide a daily progress and issues update to the Site Supervisor.
Flag any quality, safety or materials issue that may affect other trades or the programme
without delay.
Ensure crew members are competent for the tasks assigned and identify training needs to the Site Manager.
Maintain daily attendance and productivity records for the carpentry crew.
Ensure formwork, framing, fix-out and finishing carpentry are carried out strictly to the current IFC drawings and specifications.
Check setout, levels and dimensions before proceeding with formwork or framing to avoid rework.
Coordinate with the Construction Manager or Design Manager on any drawing discrepancy before proceeding.
Confirm timber, sheet materials, fixings and formwork materials required for the day's work are on site.
Report shortages or incorrect deliveries to the Site Supervisor promptly.
Maintain safe stacking and storage of timber and formwork materials on site.
Ensure the carpentry crew works to the applicable SWMS and complies with site WHS requirements at all times.
Conduct pre-start checks on tools, equipment and PPE specific to the trade before work commences each day.
Report hazards, incidents and near misses involving the crew to the Site Supervisor immediately.
Coordinate formwork and structural carpentry sequencing with concrete pours and other structural trades.
Liaise with Welding Supervisor on interfaces between structural steel and timber framing where applicable.
Provide a daily progress and issues update to the Site Supervisor.
Flag any quality, safety or materials issue that may affect other trades or the programme
without delay.
Minimum Qualifications
Male/Female applicants only
Age: 25-45 years old
Trade certificate or recognised carpentry apprenticeship. Equivalent demonstrated experience will be considered.
Minimum 5 years' trade experience, including at least 1–2 years leading or supervising a crew.
Sound knowledge of formwork systems, structural and non-structural framing, and fixout/finishing carpentry methods.
Working knowledge of applicable Australian Standards and PNG building regulations for carpentry and formwork.
Demonstrated ability to lead and manage a carpentry crew on a live construction site.
Experience with AFS Rediwall, Bondek or similar construction systems. Experience on Australian Government-funded projects in PNG.
Age: 25-45 years old
Trade certificate or recognised carpentry apprenticeship. Equivalent demonstrated experience will be considered.
Minimum 5 years' trade experience, including at least 1–2 years leading or supervising a crew.
Sound knowledge of formwork systems, structural and non-structural framing, and fixout/finishing carpentry methods.
Working knowledge of applicable Australian Standards and PNG building regulations for carpentry and formwork.
Demonstrated ability to lead and manage a carpentry crew on a live construction site.
Experience with AFS Rediwall, Bondek or similar construction systems. Experience on Australian Government-funded projects in PNG.
Documentary Requirements
Passport
Driver's License
Updated Resume
2x2
NBI
COE
School Credentials
Trainings
Driver's License
Updated Resume
2x2
NBI
COE
School Credentials
Trainings
Technical Competencies
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