Construction Formwork And Carpenter Worker

Key Responsibilities Formwork Assembly: Read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and specifications to determine the dimensions, layout, and materials required for formwork. Building & Erection: Construct and install timber, metal, or prefabricated formwork panels for foundations, walls, columns, beams, and slabs accurately and securely. Alignment & Bracing: Align, plumb, and brace forms using plumb bobs, laser levels, and framing squares to ensure structures remain straight and stable under heavy concrete loads. Stripping & Dismantling: Safely strip, dismantle, and clean formwork panels and scaffolding components after the concrete has cured sufficiently, minimizing material damage for reuse. Material Management: Measure, cut, shape, and assemble wood, plywood, steel, and other materials using hand tools and power tools (saws, hammers, drills, nail guns). Site Safety: Adhere strictly to all site safety regulations, wear required personal protective equipment (PPE), and ensure workspaces are kept clean and free of hazards. Job Requirements & Qualifications Experience: Minimum of 2 to 4 years of hands-on experience in construction formwork, carpentry, or concrete support systems. Technical Skills: Proficiency in reading and interpreting construction blueprints, floor plans, and technical drawings. Strong working knowledge of various formwork systems (traditional timber, system formwork, metal/aluminum frameworks). Competency in using hand and power carpentry tools safely and efficiently. Physical Fitness: High level of physical stamina and strength. Ability to lift heavy loads (up to 25 kg / 50 lbs), stand for long periods, bend, climb, and work at heights or in confined spaces. Certifications: Prefer to have valid construction safety orientation certificate (e.g., OSHA, BCSS, or local equivalent). Certification in working at heights and operating specialized equipment (if applicable). Soft Skills: Good teamwork, strong attention to detail, and the ability to follow strict instructions from site supervisors and project managers.