Carpenter Job in Bainbridge Island, Washington

General Carpenter (Bainbridge Island Area) compensation: DOE Boutique residential and light commercial design and construction company looking for additional happy carpenter/jack of all trades. Please email resume and three professional references. Please review our website and confirm you can comply with our sustainability standards and interest in precision: www.....com Requirements: Well spoken, kind, polite and presentable Can work a 40hr work week Non-smoking sites, no drinking issues, and drug free (random drug tests maybe required) Must have reliable transportation (ideally a truck), valid drivers license and a SS# or green card, mobile phone with texting ability Must live near Bainbridge Island (no commute longer than 40 minutes) Skilled Apprentice and Journeyman level carpenter with 3 years’ experience in finish and framing work Some “jack of all trades” experience and interest in learning more Ability to research on the internet to resolve constructability issues Flexible and willing to learn new ways to accomplish tasks Good attitude when asked to change directions or redo work Have your own basic tools Ability to complete project assignments and meet deadlines as established by the Superintendent Understand and adhere to all state and local codes and safety regulations Ability to keep Superintendent informed of any on site issues that may deviate from the project plans, specs, contracts, scope of work or anything of an unexpected nature Protect our reputation by being on time, professional, courteous, light hearted and respectful when dealing with clients and subcontractors Ability to work independently but enjoy working on small teams Interest in being an integral part of a small company and not just a “worker” A positive attitude and strong work ethic Good listener and willing to accept constructive criticism An “above and beyond” attitude Nice to haves: Drywall, tile, painting, and minor plumbing & electrical experience BA degree Interest in sustainable construction practices Some exposure to estimating