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DescriptionAre you a multi-skilled Carpenter looking for full-time, year-round work? 401k eligible after one year of employmentResponsibilitiesWe are seeking highly skilled Carpenters who have experience in these areas:•Rough framing•Cabinet installation•Finish carpentry including finish trim•Minor electrical repairs•Minor plumbing repairs•Siding, window, and door installation•Interior door installation•Drywall installation and finishing•Paint (this is preferred but not required)•Window and door board-ups•Roof tarps•And anything else we can come up with.
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At Mr. Handyman we're growing our team of handyman professionals so we can continue to be one of the most well-respected home repair and maintenance companies in the country.
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If you are a Carpenter and want to work alongside other proven Craftsmen who emphasize safety, productivity and superior workmanship, this is your chance to advance your career! Start to Finish Carpentry.
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We are the premier industrial contractor of choice for a broad variety of equipment installation, construction, and service projects.
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Health & dental available after 60 daysLife insurance is provided after 60 days (at no cost to you)Option to purchase additional life insuranceAFLACSam's Club membershipWork with an experienced team of professionalsA culture of empathy, communication, and a desire to go above and beyond.
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