Full Time Carpenter

Smart Hill Constructions Pty Ltd

(Reso Scaffold)

16 Prospect Place, Boronia VIC 3155

Full Time Carpenter

Salary $90,000 to $95,000 per year + superannuation

Summary

Our Carpenter will be responsible for performing skilled carpentry work across residential, commercial and industrial construction projects, including structural framing, installation of timber and other building components, renovations and repairs. The position contributes to the efficient delivery of construction activities by ensuring carpentry works are completed accurately, safely and to the required quality standards.

Duties and Responsibility

Construction Planning and Material Preparation

• Interpret building plans, drawings and specifications to determine carpentry requirements, materials, dimensions and installation procedures.
• Measure, mark and set out carpentry works in accordance with approved plans and construction specifications.
• Select, prepare, cut and shape timber, plywood, lightweight steel and other suitable building materials using appropriate hand and power tools.

Structural Framing and Construction

• Construct, assemble and erect timber and lightweight steel frameworks, including wall frames, ceiling frames, floor structures and roof framing.
• Install structural and non-structural carpentry components, including floor joists, roof trusses, partitions and other building frameworks.
• Check the alignment, levels, dimensions and structural accuracy of completed frameworks to ensure compliance with construction drawings and specifications.

Building Components and Installation

• Install flooring systems, wall panelling, internal partitions, external cladding and other carpentry components using appropriate fixing methods.
• Fit and install doors, windows, frames, skirting boards, architraves and associated building fixtures.
• Assemble, position and secure prefabricated building components, hardware and fittings in accordance with project specifications.

Renovation, Maintenance and Repairs

• Undertake carpentry works associated with renovations, alterations and refurbishment projects.
• Inspect, repair and replace damaged or deteriorated timber structures, frames, flooring and other carpentry components.
• Modify, restore and reinforce existing carpentry structures and fixtures in accordance with approved building alterations and repair requirements.

Technical Coordination and Workmanship

• Liaise with supervisors, project managers and other construction trades to coordinate carpentry activities and ensure work is completed in accordance with project requirements.
• Identify and report discrepancies between construction drawings, site measurements and installation requirements.
• Inspect completed carpentry work to verify accuracy, alignment, finish and compliance with relevant specifications and workmanship standards.

Workplace Safety and Compliance

• Perform carpentry activities in accordance with relevant building regulations, Australian Standards and workplace health and safety requirements, following approved procedures for the safe use of tools, equipment and construction materials.
• Maintain safe and organised work areas, properly use and maintain equipment, and identify and report

Assessment Criteria

• A relevant qualification in Carpentry or a closely related field, or relevant industry experience.
• At least three years of relevant experience performing carpentry work within residential, commercial or industrial construction environments.
• Ability to interpret drawings, specifications and measurements and apply them accurately to carpentry tasks.
• Proficiency in using hand tools, power tools and measuring equipment for cutting, shaping, assembling and installing building materials.
• Sound knowledge of building materials, construction techniques, fixing methods and carpentry installation procedures.
• Experience installing doors, windows, frames, cladding, flooring and other building components.
• Ability to undertake carpentry repairs, renovations and alterations to existing building structures.
• Understanding of relevant Australian building standards, construction requirements and workplace health and safety procedures.
• Strong attention to detail, with the ability to maintain accurate measurements and deliver high-quality workmanship.
• Good communication and organisational skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a construction team while meeting project schedules and quality requirements.

Applications open on 2 November 2026 and close on 2 December 2026.

Please send your CV to [email protected]. Please include the job role title in your email.