What you will do:

Carpentry, Framing & Repair

•    Perform rough and finish carpentry, including framing, drywall, doors, frames, hardware, trim, cabinetry, and ceiling systems across Daniels Health facilities.
•    Repair and maintain walls, floors, stairs, platforms, railings, dock areas, and other building components that affect plant uptime, safety, or building operations.
•    Support site buildouts, retrofits, office and break-room renovations, and maintenance projects in high-priority locations.
•    Provide support for off-shift or 2nd shift maintenance needs when required by the site.
Capital Project & Installation Support
•    Build equipment pads, platforms, enclosures, access walkways, blocking, and backing to support installation of Autoclaves, Wash lines, Compactors, boiler rooms, and related equipment.
•    Partner with the General Contractor and external subcontractors to execute carpentry scopes of work on time, within budget, and up to code.
•    Read and interpret blueprints, architectural and mechanical/electrical/plumbing (MEP) drawings, and equipment specifications to lay out and guide work.
•    Coordinate sequencing with electricians, plumbers, HVAC, and masonry trades so openings, supports, and finishes are ready ahead of installation.

 

Multi-Site Travel & Coverage

•    Travel to multiple sites (approximately 50%) across assigned regions: Midwest, East Coast, Florida, and Texas, with priority coverage in California, Texas, Florida, and Georgia to assess conditions, complete repairs, and support build-out and installation projects.
•    Maintain flexibility to support day shift and, where needed, 2nd shift coverage based on site needs.
•    Transport, maintain, and account for tools, materials, and equipment between job sites.
Cross-Functional Collaboration
•    Partner with Plant Managers, the General Contractor, and maintenance stakeholders to identify risks, prioritize repairs, and improve facility reliability.
•    Provide regular updates to the Head of Infrastructure, Plant Manager, and General Contractor on job progress, material needs, and site conditions.
•    Ensure minimal disruption to ongoing facility operations during carpentry repairs or construction work.

 

Safety & Compliance

•    Ensure all carpentry work is completed in compliance with the International Building Code (IBC), local building and fire codes, ADA requirements, and internal standards.
•    Enforce OSHA and site-specific safety standards, including fall protection, ladder and scaffold safety, and safe power-tool use, whether working independently or alongside subcontractors.
•    Maintain current knowledge of permitting and inspection requirements across assigned states.
Candidate Profile

Required Qualifications

•    3+ years of professional carpentry experience in commercial, industrial, manufacturing, or multi-site facilities environments.
•    Skilled in rough and finish carpentry, framing, drywall, doors and hardware, and general building repair.
•    Proficient with hand tools, power tools, and layout tools (levels, lasers, measuring and cutting equipment).
•    Familiarity with capital construction or equipment installation projects (e.g., autoclaves, wash lines, compactors, boiler rooms) preferred.
•    Ability to read blueprints, architectural drawings, and technical specifications.
•    Strong practical judgment and a solution-focused approach.
•    Ability to travel up to 50% consistently, including priority regions (CA, TX, FL, GA).
•    Flexibility to support day shift and, where needed, 2nd shift coverage.
•    Able to lift up to 50 lbs, work at heights, and stand, climb, and kneel for extended periods.
•    Strong communication skills; comfortable working directly with the Head of Infrastructure, Plant Manager, and General Contractor.

 

Credentials/Certifications Required

•    Journeyman-level carpentry skills; completion of a carpentry apprenticeship or trade-school program preferred.
•    Valid driver’s license in good standing and ability to travel by air and ground.
•    Ability to pass background check/drug screening as required.
•    OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety Certification required; OSHA 30-Hour preferred.
•    Aerial/scissor lift and fall-protection training a plus.
•    State or local contractor or carpentry license where required by jurisdiction.

 

Ideal Candidate Profile

•    Skilled and technically strong, but also practical and adaptable.
•    Thrives in hands-on environments and can solve problems quickly with minimal oversight.
•    Brings urgency, accountability, and strong field presence.
•    Motivated by meaningful work in a company focused on protecting healthcare workers and improving safety outcomes.